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Fancouver Island's Leading Newspaper Since. 1858 


No. 246-lOlit YEAR 


VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1959 


FoTe6(ut, Sunny 
Little Change 

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48 PAGES 


Buried for 500,000 Years. 


Soft and crumbly wHh age, thiH piece of ivory is 
part of a 900,000-year.okl elephant tusk, deposited 
la gravel by gladal action prior to the last hto age. 


Pre-Ice Age I 
Tusk Found | 
In Saanich ' i 

Kenneth Motley Ut the blade of hla staam riifivel 
Mo a gravel pit and dug 500,000 years Into the past. | 

He was workUif In the Bui 
ler Brothen' 

Had Shots 


Stanley Hills, Bre n t w ood, holds the leUc, found In 
the Butler Brothers gravel pit off Keating Cross 
Road.—(Coloniat photo.) 


Duncan 


Stricken 


A wvsrt-yireM boy ^wbo 
had rsootvM thno Salk vac- 
ctae Shota at Oancaa Is In 
Royal JuhUao BoapMal In 
■lair” eondllion, Oantral Van- 
eoavar lalai^a-toahUi pahs 
ViSikB. 

B arry Evans, son of Mr- and 
Mis. David Evans U KokaUah, 
naar Duncan, was ruahad to 
Vlotsrto aarly Tbaaday altar 
bei ng admlttad to Kini^ 
Paaghtsrs’ HaapMal sa Mon- 


Conference in B.C. 
Suggests Bennett 

Premier Beaaett saM yesterday be would Bke 
to see a federal-previiieial eoaferenoa held ia 
British Cohsmbia. _. . ' . 

IHelsn b ab cr eaa eonw to B.C.’*, the pramis r saUled. 

Tbs premier wH attond a fe^iBl.pra>vtaMial 
eeafersace af llnaacs mbdoters la Ottawa, Oet 15 
and 16, but yesterday eomplained that Prime Mia- 
Ister Mefenbaker baa not kept hla electioa promise 
to bold a falleeale fadbral-provlndal coafervnce. 


Advice to Utilities: 


ler Brothers' gravel pit at i 
Kaatlng Cross Road when he' 
niade hla find, a portion of an; 
elaphant's tusk believed de- 
poMad there before the last; 

Ice ago. 

It didat look like much 
more than a place ot oM, rot-1 
Ung driftwood, about three' 
feet long and five Inches thick. 

But to museum officials and' 
amateur archaaolagista, It 
conlured up pictures of pre¬ 
historic times. I 

Dr. Clifford Carl, director of 
the provincial museum, and A. 

H. Marrlon, a keen student 
of archaeology, chocked the; 
find yestarday and co n c lu ded | 
that It was the tip of a t>iak| 

tnmcttlicr aColuroblaa <w ooaaultant suggested. 

Imperial daphant, **•*• public utilities' 

mesMa are satinet. should consider cost-cutting In 

The Columbian was about place of rata Increases. 

feet. Present-day elephanis rrandsoe said la a speech to 
« •^ht fast .^^TX^hweat EtocJTught 
in height. , Power Aasodatlon oorlvun-: ment, 

Mr. Mollet found the tusk in tion hare; board 

gravel about 60 feet below > -I wonder If the cost of 

ground levd. Dr. Carl said yes-; sscuriag raU Increases wttbpgt 
terday that If was probably. Incurring a oounter blast from 
depestted by glsdal action the public Is not soaring, too.” 
prior to tha last Ics age. ' Ha said the rats lacraasa 


Old Warrior’s Last Major Speech? 


Hasty Agreements 

-Churchill 


SuMith of Death 


Storms 

Claim 

Ten 


k 


World Series Begins Today 

Roger Craig, left, of Lot Angelm Dodgun and 
Early Wynn* of Chicago White Sox, are starting 
.pitchers as world series opens today at Chicago. 
Starting time is 10 a.m. (P$T) and game will be 
televised on Channels 2, 5 and 6. 


K Tells China 


T 


DonT Raise Rates, 
Cut Your Costs 


ROANOKE. Va..,(UPI)— 
Tornadoes, striking along the 
recent path of Hurrlcana 
Grade, claimed at Isost 10 
lives lost night while Grade 
poursd hoavy rains on the Vir¬ 
ginias snd a as r e n d hurricane, 
Haiuioh, churned In the Atlan¬ 
tic. (See earlier sterlaa. Page 
A) 

One of the tornados struck 
the community of Ivy, Va., 
naar Charlettasvilla, ripping 
three homes from their foun- 
datlans snd killing at least 10 

persons. _ 

BOARINO nnfNBL 

At least six others vrere In- 
lursd by the roaring funnel 
w h i ch cut a path of dmth and 
dsstructkm through lbs Uttle 
farming town. 

The three homes were lo- 
cated aa tbs oaoss farm and 
BMSt of the vtettaas were be- 
Uevsd m sm bar a ef tha some 
family. 

Tha tomadam otruefc la Ow 
same general area which HuT- 
rleaae lashad last night, 

but the weathar bureau sold 
the funnels were not dlreetly 
connected with the big tropt- 
cal storm. 

Hsnnah, pocking erlads of 
US m.p.h.. was located about 
890 miles sost of Daytona 

northwest at 11 m.p.h. ^ 

In addition to the 10 persons 
who were killed and the six 
Iniured by the tornado, police 
said at least two others were 

^^lOLDBEN 


Capitalists 
Have ‘Creeps’ 

TOKYO (UPD—Soviet Premier NUdU S. Khnirii- 
chev told world CammiBiiat leaders amcmbled in Puiptag 
last night that the sprmd of Communism was “glvtng 
cr e eps to capitalist chieftains.” 

Khrushchev spoke at a re- _ *... ' _ 


VANCOUVER (CP)-A maa- must be measured againat the <><»'■ ■«> watched In 

cost ol put^ rvlations, the horror m the children were 
cost la public Ul wia hi lost I hv"* Im® the sir. One said 
business, frayed nerves and tha : they were 'whirled to plsocs.” 
worry and ttma of utility of- i 


ceptlon after he hod huddled 
with Communist China's top 
command. 

Af.,tha soma leceptloii. Chl- 
ree of (he dead were! neac premier Chou En-lal 
Mhool children piefcad up by "welcomed’' the Joint coOK 
the iwlstsT as they walked munique Issued by tha Soviet 
down their froi.t path after premier atid President Elsen- 
gettlng off a school bus. hower In Washington Sunday. 

Their tero sisters, aged 11 Whatever Khrushchev told 
and U, had gone to a neigh 


school SB Monday boeaum he 
mM ho dMat feel welL 
A Royal fnhllse Hospital of¬ 
ficial sold the youngster eras 
havlito trouble awalloerlag 
but had not baaa placed la an 
iron luag Immediately as hla 
breathing eras not affected. 

HU eras the third esae of 
polio dtognosed la tha Duncan 
area as far this yaar. Two 
alatars. Mrs. Vane Brlckson, 
38, and Mre. WUUom Gibbs. 3A 
died at RoyM Jubilea HoepMal 
kol month. 

Tba Brans home is several 
mllas hum the homes of the 
othsr tAa Duaom vkthns.. 

hrenta of IW’MJirlirn ^ 
have taken up tempor a ry rasl- 
danoa la VleSorla. 


Serious *And ¥asf 


Eisenhower Sparks 
Steel Strike Talks 


,flcUU. 

Some of the methods used to 
cut costs were modern equip- 
the direct ocross-the- 
cut, new organization 
methods, and a war on “amplrd 
building" by department heads. 

Direct staff cutting was a 
'crude, axe-wieldlng approach,” 
which could be expmsive be¬ 
cause of lost morale. 

He sold an organization 
should not nscessailly start 
cutting staff from tha bottom. 
The real cost load may weB be 
at the moiugement laval and 
parhaps that was whara tha 
cuU should start 

Mr. Doke said paparwo rk 
often leads to "procsdural 
monstrosltus” snd should bo^ 
reduced. 

He told of one compody di¬ 
vision heed who wanted tS 
sell a surplus piece of equip- 


ment lor ISno. The three-page 
request form went through 
^ • 113 approval centres, where It 


JBoy, i4, Sentenced 
To Hang Dec. 8 


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OOBMyH. 0|A 

h gM dMsasstto Id'WM Barpm, U. 
Ika J«jr 


aHaf ; 


to BS to tkb pBstos Dae. S, to 
■a w«M flto toalsBey pIsB svoi 
■a iOoBavad to ha tha 


WASHINGTON (UPD — to serious bargaining — 

Steel Industry and union of-' fast." , 

fldals agreed yestarday to ^fV***^ lum rs af^ --- - _ 

_ WirtUtinns b. WH..I Separately wlth,*„ ^ ^y U people, only . 

raa^ hntto them, anion and Industry i o„,o, *hom couldunderaund* 

burgh today after Proahtent' leadeti liad a frank and In-( 

Etomhower called them en| leieo tlng e ep Ipr al iBn of vtow-. _ _ _ 

me WhHe House carpet andi points." After s twultot* I pgui oi p.p,rrappraxlma’tely 
demanded that they get doem meeting, they announced they loo Bian-hours of time to pro- 
wouM resume bargaining hi eaas, and deUyed^toe mie 314 

. . Pitt s bur g h at 18 ajs, EDT. months. By that lime tha buyer 

Representing anion and had got tired of waiting and 
management In the Plttw' refused to buy. 

I burgh leas t o n i erill he the 
I four-man negotiating teams 
: which held the erags cootract 
{ talks that were broken off In 
I New Tock last Prtday by tha 
I steehesthers' union. 

Union and manogamont 
i held their ‘exploratory” talks 
within hours otter the pre s i 
dent taU tlitm at the White 
I House that he hoped on ^rea- 
I Mbnt could be ”laltiatod” bp 
I Oct A the day be leturns 
from a Palm Springs, Cam. 
vaondon. 

Etoonhower wa rn ad lliat tha Ltd. la 




tort ddisd itoa ha knd I 


Wood Qiips 
May Float 


Ship Master 
Accused 
Of Negligence 

SEATTLE (API — The 
master ef the freighter Mor- 
maepine was accused publicly 
ol nsgligence Wednesday for 
the sinking of the Seattle fish- 
boat Jane with the loss of two 
Uvea last Sunday. 

The vessels collided In dense 
fog all Cape Flattery, about 
KW miles southwest rt Van¬ 
couver. ' 

Details ef the charges 
sgsinst Capt Stephen H. El- 
Bott were not dioclooed. 


1 


the Chinees loaders In private 
It was enough ter them to an- 
dorse the results ot his United 
States trip- 

The reception, tor SJXX). eras 
held In the massive new na¬ 
tional people's congress build¬ 
ing In Peiping. Khrushchev 
snd other Communist leaden 
over the world are bi Peiping 
to celebrate the lIHh anniver¬ 
sary of Communist CMna. 

Khruahehov told the power¬ 
ful Communisis gathered In 
PalpIlM that It erouM be wrong 
lor Communism to test tha 
stability of ca p it al i s m by 
force. 

The New China News 
Agency quoted Khrushchev as 
ssying *tha poople would 
never understand and would 
never support thoas who took 
It Into their hsads to set this 
way.” 

”We. on our port,” Khrush¬ 
chev told his fellow Csra- 
munists, "must do everything 
passible to prsehide.war ss a 
means tor settling eutstand- 
Ing questlans.” 


‘Wine and Dine* 
Probe Underway 


TORONTO (UPD—The dty 
began* ye st erday a probe of 
wine and dine e x pen di tures, bv 
chidlng bills for a Hawaiian 
holiday and yacht dub saom- 
bareh^ found bi the books 
and acaouats of the Toronto 


Oommissinn chairman G. A. 
WUaan was scbaduled to take 
tbeatond beloce the b o ard of 
'opntral to expUn ths spend- 
m at aome 0800. quostlonod 
by the dty audrtor R. A. 


Drink Study 
Launched 


Tether’s End 
Tom Alsbury 
Warns Staff 

VANCOUVER (CP) — 
Mayer Tom Alsbury Wadnsa- 
day urged Vancouver's ijoe 
municipal empioyees to "bold 
the Ibie” on wage demands 
tai 1880. 

He told a msetlng of the 
Provbidal CouncU of Wbmen 
the dty last year had a bud¬ 
get of |86.000fXIO “and '•< every 
dliectlan there are hungry de¬ 
mands for mote dollars from 
the taxpayer.” 

Mayor Alsbury aald tax^ 
payors now have raachsd th^ 
end of ttoir tether and the 
dty emmot afford bieroascs 
amaunllng to gLOOO/lOO or 
IVnOidOO a year, ha said. 


‘The Champ^ 
Meets 
Electors 

By r. 8. 

(Special to Tlw OatoRlat) 

LONDON—Tha taxation 
of an intematioiiAl force 
and dlaarmameilt rIgkUy 
controlled were the main 
pidnts made by Sir Wim 
ston Churchill in his only 
electoral addreai In th8 
preaent campaign—poaaibly 
the last malw qieecb of hla 
career. 

While tha Mg guna wera 
firing In Scotland where both 
C^onaervatlve Prime Minister 
Harold Macmillan and Labor 
leader Hogh Gaitakall are 
» waging their alactlnn 
campaign. In London the 84- 
year-old warrior Sir Wln- 
aton rode Into the ring and 
literally bowM them over. 

"In the blue corner — the 
dinmp,” wae the Introduction 
by p ra e l d en t ef tho eonttltu- 
eney meeting of Woodford 
where Sb- Wliwton le atandlng 
agabi, and thtco ha waa, 
pink wKh Ms btoch-dmmad 
hoU-moaw gtoosm which ha 
d t ic o rda d to road Ms sposch 
srtth nahsd ops. 


Mto ostae rtsn fliss. aHhoogh 
to had to to hsMsd towards 
Ihe mllM, sad tbore waa sUH 
a tram af totoktonans hi tha 
oM nan and n twinkto M thn 
pole bhie eytn. On his right 
ml Lady Churchill In a smart 
dram of pole lavondar with 
twn otringa of ponrla round 
bar neck, aanbarned and 
watdibig her husband fondly 
and taitantly as M apokn, now 
oerioua, -now mbnkkbig. bo- 
fora tba onlhrallad audience. 

Only about tOO came to the 
meeting with .a amaU crowd 
gaUiarad outalda Iba haO. The 
audlenoe waa -moatly young 
people and they gave Sh Wbi- 
•ton a roartaig ovation, o cheer 
that mode Lady ChurchlD 
weep unashamedly. 

shobt. wmr 

sir Wbioton'i speech waa 
short but both witty and full 
of fight Ha dafandsd CUn- 
aarvatlva private enterpriae 
which be aald Sodallsu re- 
fardad oa * a cow they can 
milk” and hare hla hands 
■nade the gestura of milking. 

Ho dofondod the Conosrva- 
Ovo record on ponolona which 
has becoRM the great laaue of 
this olectlan and warnad that 
the two SodaUst pension 
•ohamaa would coot'two MUlon 
doiUan o y«or. *I need hordly 
rtmlnd yoo that tharo is only 
ana piam wham that oMney 
can come from” and here Sir 
Osattoued mi Pigo T 


DonY Miss 


REGINA (CPI—The : 
ehewan 
tottnehed a etudy 
“drinking' hablta of humamty.' 


hito the 


to tha yatMgMt 
to Iht Asm pm 


HOPE (CPI — A Iqgging 
company lo experi m enting 
with eight-foot rod fl basitof 
Mtona te floot wood cMpa Sto p h e n oo n 

down the Fraaer River. -Twenty-alx Itama are m j •Vvatage eut- 

Crewn ZoUarbach Canada quaatkm with ths Mggast a bto; M atndy” the project wa to- 
eeeklag on ecenomic ef moss tor cxpiBaeo tor a 
strlho af WOBOO steeheorken way to ship chtpe from in- ~ 
orae kavlag an mmasbig ef- terlor mwsailla to pulp milk 

feet ea thk aatlaaal eomamy. i on the c one t I psovtous chairman. I of 30L 


iwMbm ronv^lrtor^ a bouaad okanm onrirej 
WJ»H Boolsy. wifa of tha,*< W*w.. ator the set 


Officer Charged 
In Divorcee's Death 
(Ptg8 3) 
o * * 

PcasanU' 'Liberty' 
Just New Boss 
t r ees S I 
* * '* 

Tsvo-Year Jail Term 
Shocks Accountant 

(Pact 6) 

* * * 

Boys Dig Grave 
.Then Beet Infant 
(Namas In Nnsra, Pact 7) 
* * * 

Strike in Britain 
Embarraseee Labor’ 

fPsee^ 

* * * 

Typhoid Hassnte 
Ravaged Japan 
*. (Paga 9) 


Red Wings Win 
Over Cougars, 2-1 
(Pact 10) 
wo* 

King Fieherman 

(Pagg 11) 

* * 

Murderer Treats 

Sentence ms Joke 

(Pact U) 

* * 

The Intimate Story 
Of Ingrid Bergman 
(Pact 27) 


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Teachbifr AUh Group Moves 


2 IlilS (Calmtiot VktoHa, l-C, Tlnn^ OcL I, ItSI I 


ALL ABOARD 


Mrt. -Joy Dolg was putting *Th^ centre will he the baM 
plaatle covert on bookt. She of operationt for (he improve* 
it in charge of book repairs ment of teacher techniquet.** 
for all elementary’ tchool taid John Gough, tupermtend* 
Hbrariet. Latt year approxl ent of (^. Greater Victoria 
mately 1,000 bookt were re* tchool diiuriet. 
paired- in the centre i bindery "We are try ln* to buiW up 
and 1.500 were covered. in, centre by inviting teacheia 
In th« MN»r room where the •<> •"««1 'meeilnga and tea 
hooka <ra kept and patvela aeaalona there.:: Jia aaid. 
are made up. Miaa Anne Wai^ Alao aaaiating In the opera- 
ner. aaalatant to Mlaa Jatnea, tion of tha new .centre la Denia 
waa tlndiiig a book for a vlaM^ Brown, aupervlaor of apccial 
Ing teacher. aerWee for the achool board. 


preaented to vlaitora yeater' 
day. 

Vari-alzed • parrela were 
■tacked in a Mg pile In the hallr' 
way. awaiting delivery the 
next morning to achoola all' 
over the area. They rontained. 
among other thinga. booka 
from the rentra’a circulating 
library, art auppIMa. charta, 
m^ and ar .jQr aaaterlals for 
ape^ projecta. 

In one roam a< tha centre 


The experta In ‘•cooking up" | 
teaching aiidt for Greater Vic- 
toria'a pre-pritnary and prl- 
roary tearhera have moved out, 
of their Craigdarroch Caatle 
kitchen. 

"But the move of our In- 
atj^uctlonal centre to Sir James 
Dooglpa school grounda has 
made the whole operation 
mere efflMetit," aaya the long¬ 
time Tteod chef Mia Marian 
James. 

Proper title for Miss James, 
who left active teaching in 
1941. Is supervisor of kinder¬ 
garten and pritnary education. 

Utdil this term her domain 
had seen the sM kitchen of 
the castle, which houses 
Greater Victoria school board 
offices. 

Proving her claim of ef¬ 
ficiency was the busy scene 
the two-room brick annex 


With G. E. Mortimon 


like Republican 


P ARIS — Republican France, 

America, is suspiciously fond of kings, queens 
and palaceb. Both ctxintries hanker for the strong, 
wise father-figure. 

The great palace djf Versaillbs is reverently 
preserved by ' the nation — perhaps through a 
subconscious guilt-feeling, a wish to apologize for 
chapping off all those royal and patri^n heads. 

Versailles is maintained- much as It was in the 
days of the "Sun King," even to the identical 
oobbiestones tai the courtyard. 

We tramped through its vast halls, viewing an 
apparently endless serietv of sumptuous rooms, 
battle pictures and portraits of ladies of the court, 
by distinguished artists: Old Masters and old 
mistresses. 


I Strike Averted 

1 NEW YOBK (API — Lang 
•hamnan agraad W«dn»xd»y 
to a management lequcat lor a 
15-day extension of tbelr pres¬ 
ent contract, averting a atrlke 
acheduled lor midnight againtt 
East and Gull Coaat ahipping 
' tlrma. 


Smkt fmkka- 

OMEGA 


In the Hall of Mirrors, where the Prus-sians 
made the French sign a humiliating peace treaty 
after the Franco-Prussian war, and the ^pench re¬ 
turned the compliment in 1919, my wife drew atten¬ 
tion to a horhely detail: The mirrors were dirty. 

"Perhgpa jM-sibKite I<*5 Iwsun to wear off 
the backs," I said. My wife an.«wered me by rubbing 
the mirror and making a streak. It was ordinary 
dirt. 

"Is that the only thing that sticks in your 
mind after seeing all this magnificenceT” I de¬ 
manded. "That the mirrors are dirty?" 

"Yes,," taid my wife. "And my feet hurt. This 
place is too big." 

1 understood scarcely any of the guide's fluent 
descriptions of each room. But I picked out phrasea 
here and there, such as his concluding remark: "It 
you want to demnd the steps that were trodden by 
a queen, a word of advice. Take care. They are 
slippery." 


Supcrwaierproof m t depth 
of 200 feet, the World fimous 
seif-wiadiag Scsouwef it un- 
(ondkionxllf gusraateed. 
Model ihown thove it E-412 
io tuinlew Heel. $145.00; 
io 14k<. yellow gold 4op, ntio- 
ktt wocl bock, $155.00. Alto 
•vtilsbi* ia aitauxl wind at 
$M.5«i 


BEAUHrUL THIN08 NEED NOT 
BE COSTLY 

— . . ra Oopond on Hoy 

. jc -• • •- ward's lor a com- 

, w; 4 picte aervico wlUiin 

fbo rnaona of ovary 
IlilJ f***‘Uy. 

SpcetelMag la 

LA air thipaaeata 

aroa^ the 


Among many special teaching aids available to 
Greater Victoria kindergarten and primary teachers 
at special Instructional Centre, located on grounds 
of Sir James Douglas Schtxil, are Ixxika of all sorts. 
Helping Mrs. Doreen Radcliff, right, select boohs 
for her Grade 2 class te centre's assistant supervisor 
Mrs. Anne Wsmer.—(Colonist p^oto.) 


Saamesfar 

* ConvcnlMit 
Terms 


HAYWARD’S CHAPEL 


Wurtele to Seek 
Better Service 


7M BaOUOnON — BV M614 
Bruet M. Laydaa. Managar; Hayward Fimily, Dirsetert 


Ineramaed Sopervtecd PmrIilBg 


Bettor but wrvico for people ’ 
attending night irbooi will be 
•uggeated to the B.C. Electric 
Co. by Reeve A. C. Wurtele of | 
Exquimalt, he nald yexlerday. i 

The reeve, chairman and] 
now »ole member of the trans- ] 
portatlon »ub<ommltlee of the 
Greater Victoria intermunici- 
pal committee, hai lome other 
auggeatlon* to make to the 
company arising from obser- 
vatkm of the reduced evenlng- 
and hoUday bu« »ervlce which 
went into effect In June. 

But. he Mid yesterday, :lie 
probably will wait tor rein- 
lorcements before aakhtg for 
a meeting of the committee 
and BjC. Electric otflclala. 

Intermuniclpal committee la 
scheduled to meet Monday and 
couM name replacetnenis at 
that time for two former trans¬ 
portation committee members 
who resigned their counell 
sests earlier this year. 


at the edge of the mss a great deal of the way. 

The Trianons, big and little, were- summer 
palaces to which kings and queens might retreat 
when they were tired ^ the overwhelming elegance, 
grandeur, ceremony and intrigue of the court. 

It was in the Petit Trianon that two twen- .4 
tleth-century English schoolmarms, the Misses 
Eleanor Jourdaln and Anne Moberley, claimed they 
wandered through a chink in the curtain of time 
and found thcmaelves in the court of Marie An¬ 
toinette. 

They described what they saw. In detail, in a 
book called 


64S YATES 

OPEH FRIDAY TIU • 

ANNOUNCING 


'An Adventure." which I have been 
seeking for so many years that I am beginning to 
suspect that the book itself is a hallucination, and 
never existed. Hosvever, at a Versailles souvenir 
stand I saw the French translation, entitled "The 
Ghosts of Versailles." ^ 


The two ladies maintained all their lives that 
they were telling the truth. 

Near the P^ Trianon Is the Uttle artificial 
farm where the (hximed Marie Antoinette and her 
ladies used to play at being shepherdesses and 
dairymaids. Tha g u *s n who said "Let 'em eat cake" 
lived remote tniin the real -world of pabi and 
privation. 

This little imitation farm with Hs .lake and 
dairy and Its mill, is a place of unique charm. Its 
beauty was dlstilM from the sweat iH poor hungry 
paasants. But It is no less beautiful for that. 

"An EngH.sh Journalist asked die about thoae 
ghosts," said a friendly attendant. He put his hand 
,to his head, as thoi^ to indicate that the two 
ladles who saw the vision—or else all the English 
In general, I wasn't sure—were insane. ' 

"I told him that I have worked here for .10 
yean, and never iir'that time heve I seen any 
ghoets." 

* A 

He drew a mall pencilled map to show the 
way to the place where thoae two ladies claim 
they wandered through an old, sealed door into the 
-past. 

My wife limped barefoot all the way to the rall- 
wav station, through the gardens and the streets 
of Versailles—a thing she would never have dared 
to do in EIngland or Canada. Nobody paid any 
attention. 

. We dined tai some luxury at a streetside cafe 
in Paris for our last meal in France: Such dishes as 
boulllabalsae, the renowned fish chowder of Mar- 
tailles; onion loup, and snails. All were delicious, 
and the price was mcxlerate. 

In the morning my wife and I bought some 
French folk-tong records for our children, and a 
diec of Ferrihndel telling fairy-tales. 

The good-hearted proprietress of the record 
shop, on iMrnlng that we were from Canaik and 
batrlm Uttle boys, presented us with another 
record: A Davy Crockett story in French. One of my 
ambiUont now Is to become fluent In French, and to 
read it adth leas frequent references to the diction¬ 
ary. 

Tomorrow we're in England again for a short 
time, then on our way to Canada. , 


Forest Unit 
Pays Tribute 
To Chisholm 

Tht ac forMt service \$st 
night pAkS tribute to Aleunder 
Chlfholms on the eve of hU 
retirement after service with 
the deportment since 1923 
when he joined as a ranger 
qlerk In the old Cariboo forest 
district. 

On behalf of former ool* 
leagues all over British Colum¬ 
bia, deputy forest minister 
R. G. McKee presented Mr. 
Chisholm with a 35-mllllmetre 
projector, screen and slide- 
hol^r, and an autograph book 
signed by forest service mem¬ 
bers from all over the prov¬ 
ince. 

Mr. Chisholm leaves the post 
of chief clerk with the timber 
sale branch of the forest 
management division. 


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Today’s Events 

Buaineaa meeting of the 
VIeloria OpOmlal aub, 12.10 
pjn.. Paeinc Chih . . . Paat 
PresMont'a Day at the Victoria 
Roeaiy Cluh maatlag,, 12.10 
pjn.. EInpicaa Hotel . . . elac. 
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Ktwa.ila Ctab meeting. 5.15 
ixm.. Oak Bay Beach Hotel... 
Mn. Joan Van dar Goat of tha 
Victoria Refugee Committee 
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Year at Um VIelarla Y'a Men'a 
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duhrooma ... . R^rt Baird 
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CheM at the Victoria Evening 
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Vie-Van lale KtawMn Chib 
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Waat Coam of Vancouver la 
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High and lew at Ealawan 
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Officer Held for Murder 
In Pretty Divorcee ’s Death 


Principles Before Dollars 


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U.S. Steel Strike 
As Life or Death 


Regarded 
for Labor 


NE>A' YORK (UPI)—A putch^radio officer wa* 
arrested Thursday on simicion of murder tn the ipyster- 
&OU8 death of beautiful Qucago heiress Lynn Kauffman 
^whoee beaten body was found in Boston Harbor the 
day after she vanished from the Dutch freighter 
Utrecht^ Kauffman aoout 7 pjn. Sept. 

Boston polk* said Willem > 18 ; Fallon said. At 10 minutes 
^arta Louis Van llie. 30. of past midnight that night Van. 
Holland, told detectives he had Rk sent a radio message to 
an “affair** with the 23-year- the Coast Gusrd reporting she 
^ old divorcee on the voyage was missing. 

from^ngspore to New York, | Brooklyn EMstrict Attorney 
land tpd beaten her. But he; Edward S. Silver said Van Rle. 


^aakt hit had no knowledge of 
I how she w^t avarboard. 

Van Rie was arrested shortly 

* before noon Wednesday after 

* being questioned through the 

* night by Boston a^ New York 
I police. 

, Th Boston. Chief Justice Elijsh 
jAdlow issued s murder war- 
I rant charging the officer had 
I beaten Mrs. Kauffman to 

* death with his fists. 

* Capt. Joseph Fallon ^l^f the 
'Boston police, who has been 

* heading the Investigation here. 
I laid a radio officer's uniform 
I jacket found hanging in Mrs. 
,Kauffman's stateroom be- 
. longed to Van Rie. 

I Van Rle allegedly beat Mrs. 


Rebels 

Enter 

Laos 


VIENTIANC. Lao# (UPTi— 
A Laotian government com¬ 
munique reported yesterday 
that a battalloo of Commun- 


afttr first aiPntittng "man¬ 
handling and beating" the 
divorcee, attempted to change 
his I tory. 

Officers of tlM idtip hsd ssid 
Mrs. Kauffman willingly per 
formed such ch<H’es as press¬ 
ing uniforms for them. 

The petite, dark-hsired di¬ 
vorcee. daughter of a wealthy 
Chicago business executive, 
was on her wjy home after 
spending s yea** In Singapore 
as a research assistant when 
she vanished Sept 18. 

Her body, with wound.<i on 
the head and tegs, was found 
the next day washed ashore on 
Spectacle Island, just outside 
Boston Harbor. 


Body Bits 
Scattered 
By Blast" 

BUFFAU). Te*. (UPI) ■ 


MR.S. LYNN KAUFMAN 
' . , . bMirn todnth 


WILLEM VAN RIE 
I. , rturtml with muntpr 


Toe dead (Irl, weifhtnc (00 ‘ tba taeulty o( 
pounds and only five feel, two Unlvei'alty tn St. Loula, had 
inchea tall, had been travetllnt pttceded tba croup home 
with Mrs. Stanley Spector and i from the Far Eial. Mra. Kauff- 
her three ehUdien. Mra. Spec- man had wortiad aa hla re- 
lor'a huaband. a member of' aearch aaatatant 


One Menace After Another 


Hurricane Gracie Dies Hard 
As Sister Hannah Moves In 


i merclsl invest l^glprf probed 
! through s raile aqusre patch 
I of acnih oak nssniiere yester¬ 
day trying to learn what 
I caused a Braniff Airways jet-^ 

I prop Electra to come apte | 
aloft and kill-34 persons. X - 
Witnesses in the area nid 
' the big Electra from Houston 
! to Washington and New York 
j with 28 passengers and a crew 
; of six. burst apart in a bright 
•A. ... flash while airborne shortly 

W«hlncton,befo„ midnight.' 

The wreckage was ao'^wide- 
spread and. bodies so mangled 
that only 15 of them, were 
termed by a Texas department 
of sa^ty investigating team 
as recognizable. Heads, hands, 
fingers and bulbous portions 
of flesh lay about the rough 
ground and hung from sur¬ 
rounding scruh oak trees. 

*The plane was nothing but 
crumbs." one observer said. 


NEW YORK (CP)-^ the 
78lh day of the United Stales 
steel strilCe'. President Eisen¬ 
hower yesterday stepped into 
what the AFLCIO calU’^al 
struggle for the survWsI of' 
the entire labor movement'^ 

When the stijke afsrted i 
July 15, there were reltablel 
reports that the. Ujtited Steel-1 
workers Unldh would settle 
for s 10-i»nts-sn hour pay In¬ 
crease. It has asked for about 
IS 

Now^^dotlan and centi arr 
of lets importanbe than 
aecurity, seniority rights and 


In about nine mofrths. fcouse 
of this, union spokesmen say 
their men rarely were employ¬ 
ed stcadUy at the basic wage 
of 8110 an hour tluft prevailed 
a year's supply ‘ before the walkout. _ 


work rules .(the companies 
call these last restrictive pnc- 
tlces.1 

The Steel industry has 
reached the'V stage where it 
can turn out 

T 


AN INTERVIEW WITH 
POPE JOHN XXIII 


Be cure to read this faccinathw article by 
a wHI-known C^madlan Juat back from 
RcAne. You’ll gain a new Indght into the 
rbaractar of tte new Pope In this vnkiL. 
Star Weekly. 


ROANOKE, V«. (DPI)— 
Hurricane Gracie. a hard- 
dying storm, lashed the Blue 


tat Viet Mlnh rebel* w.» op -, ^ Mountain, with Mnmf 


ersting tn the southemmoet 
province of the country. 

The unusual pre s ence of- a 
Viet Mlnh unit in the sooth 
was mentioned along with the 
announcement that royal gov¬ 
ernment columns In the north 
were continuing a fotward 
move aioBg the Na Ms valley. 

The communique reported 
enemy activltlea in four prov 


wlr>ds and heavy rains yeater 
day and sent her tropical 
clouds scudding into Pemv' 
tylvania and Maryland. 

Behind Gracie, steered almost 
as if by the invisible hand -of 
an Atlantic high preasure 
dpme. rolled a r>ew threat to 
the UJS. malnUnd- Hurrleihe 
Hannah, spawned three days 
ago IJiOO miles east of Miami, 
incea of Laos. None of ifdi j FIC yesterday Hannah took a 

tkms Involved battles of any; northerly ta<^ and nwved to 1 vagabonding 40 miles in salty, 

large stse. I a position 900 miles east of i Puget 5fouiwl. 

The term Viet Mlnh normal-1 Psifn Beach. FIs. r The Wabash railroad car. 

ly Is used to Identify forces Weather bureau experts pre-1 loaded with lumber, dived off 
from CommunM north Viet | dieted Hannah might easily: a barge while being towed 
Nam. I follow* Grade’s trougb-like with 11 ether cars from 


path Into the mainland as did Connie by only aix days. The 
disastrous Hurricane Diane of i Connie • Diane punch spread 
1956 which followed sister deadly floods. 


Floating Box Car 
Back on the Rails 


BELUNGHAM. Wash. (AP) 
—An Indians box car that 
triad to be s boat waa back in 
rtiaractM* Wednesday after 


Squavnlsh. B.C.. toward Seattle. 
It lost its wheels, and. buoyed 
by its load of lumber, flouteil 
high. If not dr>'. 

The coast guard put s light 
on it to warn other craft and 
a tug eventually picked It up 
and towed it to Belllnghsm 
where it was yanked from the 
water by s huge brans. 


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Comprehensive Plan 


T he compreheniive plan for the 
new courthouse, which the pro¬ 
vincial government has said II will 
build on Cathedral Hill this winter, 
•eems excellent. The design of the 
structure is massive, rising to five 
storeys with an elevated column; 
and considerable care obviously^ has 
been taken to see that there will be 
■full us^ of all available space. Placed 
in the area of Victoria’s projected 
civic centre on a commanding site^ 
b^rlooking.the city, the new court- 
}^se should prove a decided stimulus 
to the comihunity. 

• The primary function of the 
building will be to relieve the intol¬ 
erable condition under which the civil 
and criminal courts are functioning 
in this area. Provision wiit- be added 
for federal hearings, as in the in¬ 
stance of the Exchequer Court. The 
law library is to be enlarged, judges' 
chambers improved, and better space 
allotted to counsel for the preparation 
of their cases. The security of 
prisoners, convenience of litigants, 
and better arttingements for inci¬ 
dental police services have been much 
better planned in the new structure 


than can be said of the now obaoleje 
one built so long ago. 

The Province has been wise also 
- in incorporating land registry, pro¬ 
bate offices and company registration 
as Integral parts of the new build¬ 
ing. T^is will move the active facil¬ 
ities of these offices into th^ centre 
'of the community where they will 
be far more accessible. One trusts 
that in connwtion with the new land 
registry plenty of leeway • will be 
provided for the expansion of volu¬ 
minous land titles and other perman¬ 
ent records, which bccamfe . h a ti ly 
snarled through lack of proper space 
in the existing depository. 

I As a handsome modern building 
on an excellent site the new court- 
hoase pmve to be a structure 

of which the community can be 
proud. Mr. Chant’s announcement 
that the plans are ready and that 
work will start at the site this winter 
after tendei's have been dealt with 
should resolve the last doubt over 
action on a structure which has long 
been requested and so often changed 
in a succeasion of plans-on-paper. A 
concrete edifice on Cathedral Hill 
will speak for itself. 


The Curfew Has Points 


V ICTORIA’S curfew bylaw may be, 
as the police have pointed out, 
an absurti regulation in many ways 
bmuse it cannot be enforced uni¬ 
formly. To do so would require the 
services of a much bigger police 
force than the City is ever likely to 
be able to afford, even if the officers 
did nothing else after dark than run 
children off the streets. Applied in- 
dMeriminately, as any law should be, 
it could cause inju-stire and em- 
barrasament to youngsters out after 
curfew on perfectly legitimate 
errands. Tirially, as the deterrent to 
delinquency which it is supposed to 
be, the curfew is largely ineffectual 
bejmi'se it does not extend to youths 
in the late teens and early twenties 
who are the chief cause of trouble. 

The feeling about unworkable 
laws is that they should be repealed. 
Despite that, and deimim the mani¬ 
fold weaknesses of the, curfew by¬ 
law, circumstances can arise to make 
it a useful one to have on the books. 
Nowadays the police officer does not 
enjoy tW respect of juveniles which 
his unlfoon used to command. Un¬ 


disciplined, night-prowling youngsters 
have grown too smart tor their owti 
good. They know the police can’t 
touch them unless they are caught 
In the act of doing something unlaw¬ 
ful; and that knowledge creates a 
contemptuous attitude towards 
authority which is at the root of the 
trouble with young people. 

Held in reserve for situations of 
that sort, the curfew could be made 
to work to the advantage of the com¬ 
munity. Used with discretion,' it gives 
a police officer the autborityj^h.needs 
to take into custody underJfi boys 
found loitering on the street! late at 
night and return them to their 
hontes. It could be used also to 
arouse a greater sense of responsi¬ 
bility among negligent parents, be¬ 
cause of the provision under which 
they may be prosecuted for permit¬ 
ting their rfiildren to frequent the 
■•teets after curfew. 

VieW’ed in the light of a preventive 
measure rather than an unreasonably 
suppressive one too coatly to enforce 
wholesale, the curfew does not look 
as silly as It has been made out to be. 


Cartoons and Political Leaders 


O NE thing can be said for the pol¬ 
itical leaders of Western coun¬ 
tries; they don't take umbrage at the 
cartoonists who caricature them. 
They may not like some of the pic¬ 
tures drawn of them and so wisely, 
because there is little else they can 
do, ignore them. Most of them reliyh 
these pictorial ^n-pricks, however, 
and even seek the original drawing 
as a souvenir. That is because 
humor is never far off and the vic¬ 
tims have their share of it. 

In the Soviet Union, as far as 
one can judge,. humor is -a thing 
kept apart from state business. Pre¬ 
mier Khrushchev can laugh uproar¬ 
iously, as is well known, and this 
virtue of humankind is probably as 
pre^lent in Russia as elsewtore. In 
private, that is, for the bolxlerline 
has b^n ciesr. No caricatufiM of 
Khrushchev or any other Soviet 
leader has ever appeared in the 
Russian press. 

This makes a request received in 
London of special interest. On the 
eve of the Soviet premier's journey 
to Washington came an Invitation 


Interpreting the New$ 

The Bitter with Sweet 


By DAVID BOWNTRKR 
CiuiaaiH Press Mstf Writer 


O NE can pkk out two ciesr results of 
Khrushchev's visit to America: 

He and Elsenhower agreed to go on 
talking — rather than nghtlng about 
Berlin and “all oulatandlng tniernatlongj 



MOT PROPERLY DRESSER FOR THE PA R TY/ 



from a Moscow humor magazine for 
cartoons on the exchange of visits 
by the heads, of state. "ITie famous 
political cartoonist David Low sent a 
contribution depicting Khrushchev 
and Eisenhower walking arm in arm 
on a tightrope. The editor of “Punch" 
forwartW a drawing showing the two 
leaders shaking hands and trying to 
force each other's-hand down to a 
. table. - 

The question U, were these car¬ 
toon* allowed to appear In the 
Russian press? Since they were asked 
for there would seem to be an 
assumption that they would, and if so 
this could indicate a worthwhile 
change of outlook. Observers seem 
agreed that the Khrushchev vLsft has 
eased world tension; a further ease¬ 
ment might be foreseen if ^vfet 
leaders have reached the stage where 
they can be caricatured in their own 
press. This would mean that humor 
was breaching the sanctums of offi¬ 
cial Russian life, and that would be a 
good thing. When men can enjoy a 
laugh against them.selves some of 
their menace is apt to disappear- - 


Bolh men came to believe that nne Is 
just as afraid of a nuclear war at the 
other. 

On the lecond point, there la Khrush- 
chev'i word for It that the president ta 
sincere In hia desire for peace. American 
offlclaU are reported to have come to the 
belief that the Russiaifdictator la stmilar- 
ly alneare. 

This is quite a step forward. Only a 
few months afo. such admlailona from 
either aids arould hava bsen almost un¬ 
believable. 

And the only rsB.<ien they new appear 
brilevabla Is lMeau 9 .jiMU this auminar. 
hardly anyone would hava thooght It 
pnaaihlt for a CbmmunM daspot I* get 
hhnaelf invited lar a dreua-Uka wMrt 
through tha Unilsd Stawa, a dtnnar at 
the White Houm ind a easy telearata 
with the nresldent at e'wdekend lodge. 

The biggest gain ta one of time. At 
though the Mg iwp have been vague on 
dHalla. they “agt^ that the question 
Of genarai disarmament is the moat Im¬ 
portant due facing the world today.* 
w It is apparent that both Russia and 
United g t alae rcalfit that 


t no ent can 


win a war with atom and hydrogen 
bomba. The leaders pledged to “make 
every effort" to solve the dtsamument 
problem. 

But there Is another side to the 
Khrushchev visit. 

KIi'rushrhm'"s pefibrntanmil'l Btlit^ 
ly puhllctty-consdous country—In which 
he made It appear that he was not en¬ 
tirely the villain he had been deptetad— 
overshadowed the fact tha* many Setviat 
pollclea have not changed at all. 

For example. In hla heated exchange 
with a group of labor leaders in San 
Frandaco. he was askad why lha Rus- 
alans Interfered In Hungary In 1*S6, 
Khrushchev's reply: 

“Thars was no Intarference. There 
was a counter ■ revolution. Thugs and 
hooligans who rsceived arms from out- 
_jddi took power In Budapest. And tha 
government asked us for aid and we gave 
ft, and we’re proud of it. We are proud 
of ft aa a feat. Thera would be fasciam 
there If we had not.” 

Only the day after his talk on dis¬ 
armament to the UN. Khrushchev lost 
his temper—one of several oulBurats that 
some ohaerveca ady may hava' been 
planned—and told an aufftenep: 

“If you want to go on with the arnta 
race, very well. We accept, the challenge. 
As for the output of rackets—WtU. they 
■n on tha titdnbly Una.* 


Thinking Ajoud 

. of shoes -and shl|^and seal¬ 
ing wax of -eabbagea and kings." 
^ By TOM TAVIOR 

P RE;.S.S1,\G down on my head this 
morning aa you will noilie la a 
fat chap from Red China trying to 
crash s party. As 
the caption .says he 
is net properly 
dressed, which I 
suppose la why the 
young ladle.s in the 
cartoon are not 
looking hLs way. 
One should always 
ba sartorially cor¬ 
rect for the occa- 
alon, even If a sheep can be rither'a 
sheep or a wolf In sheep's clothing. 
At s cocktail party, for Instance, al- 
«though I see no glasses above - they 
could Just he undrawn -one never 
knows who ja behind the glass, aa it 
were. Nor does a dark suit and a 
modest tie mean sainthood. 

Red China iMasn't wear Ihe right 
tie, of course, and aa you can see Its 
reprraenlstlve carries things on his 
hark which are somewhat demode 
these days, or at least the fssbton 
authoriiles in this line would tike to 
make them demode. So Ppiplng can't 
get membership In the club. It Is al¬ 
ways a problem getting into a club, 
and especially Ipkkome to be outside 
If you ate aoKlie- bloke inskte who la 
no belter dfian you are. The thing la 
to get bi at the beginning before the* 
clothes are examined and before 
titenfbers get smug about their mem¬ 
bership. On<* you are tn. you know, 
the white pall of rectitude can be 
draped over sheep and w olf alike. 

* * * 

The UN Hub. which la what Red 
China la trying to get into, is a nice 
example and fuU of chagrin for Pei¬ 
ping. Doubtlesa the latter could point 
, a finger at more than one delinquent 
member—I could point to a few my- 
lelf and u could you -and this makes 
the UN accolade a puzzling, even 
hypocritical award. Just the other day 
Mr. Khrushchev was allowed to speak 
from tha UN roatrum and receiva un- 
■tinted applause, and now he has 
gone off to have an inthnata chat 
with Mr. Mao, who can't get into tha 
lobby let alone reech the rostrum. 
They are birda of a feather hut one 
didn't need to be balloted on and tha 
other does. What a dlfferenca that 
makes. It being always easier to 
b la ck b i l l an entry than throw some¬ 
body out. 

‘file chap aboya nriy haad should 
take a tumbla to hlmaalf, naturtBy. 
Craihlng a party la Uka supplying It 
with vinegar instaad of honey, a pro¬ 
ceeding not calculated to ptrauade 
tha doorkeeper that tha vender la but 
a iheep In sheep's cinthing after aU. 
If that Is Mr. Mao in tha cartoon, and 
T'suppoao It la, he shoqMdump the 
r.>cfc that spells Tibet andTaoS and 
other stigmas and so appear respect¬ 
able enough for the UN club. Or, 
perha^ Ihe club should disarm hbn 
by letting him In and then hindliig 
^im with lu mantle of rectitude. One 
thing a Hub does, you know, la. bring 
Ita memoera to some kind of heei 
oven If ana or -two at thiqk.ara rib 
baiter than they might be, or not even 
that good. At-least if on# la made fij« 
to Join the porty Ihe iriHtnatton wm 
be to dreio for Ihe oeraaion in future. 
Then the young ladies to a cartoon 
win look tn one’s direetton and that 
is ahvtys a pMaaant cjrcumttaBca. 


Peler Stunberg 


Reports from Ottawa 



IMlur'B N««*: UmM WRFiaf to tm 
DariM kto RkMad*. kta ralRna to kHaf 
k/ C»M4toa 

>Mr»Rltot MBBtoMtRlw.) 

A LTHOUGH confujiion continues 
in elvil defence and haa IH to 
r^icnatlon of a top offleiai. MaJ.- 
G^n. Grarge S. 

Hatton, the coL’em* 
ment has taken one 
film decision. It 
has set up an emer* 
gency capital in 
case of a nuclear 
c o n f 1 a g ration, 
some^k'here in the 
backwoods. 

No over all civil 
defence policy exista, except the 
largely discredited one of complete 
evacuation of cities, and yet. the 
government hda made this move 
which may Ingan an much as far aa 
pstiom^ survival is concerned. The 
question is whether It is the right 
one. ^ 

* * o 

An announcement on the emer* 
gency capital passed almost unnoticed 
while parliament was in session. **We 
now have ready facilities from which 
a central core of the Dominion gov¬ 
ernment can carry on outside Ot¬ 
tawa.** Prime Minister Diefenbaker 
said. .. ^ 

|f his words have any meaning. It 
la that every thing is .ready for the 
government to move right now. And 
from the most reliable quarters, this 
correspondent leems thiK this is so. 

AcKtunmodation hat been assigned, 
special telephone and teletype cir* 
cults have been installed, offices and 
desks are ready for the top mhUetera 
and civil servants who make up the 
*‘rentral core’* of the IBoilnistration. 
*ntere has evdn been a practice take¬ 
over drllL ^ V 

* * * 

The location of tAia aiomlr hlda- 


be west of the capital to escape the 
radio-active fsll-eut, since the pre¬ 
vailing winds are from west to east 

so Quebec is ruled out. And there 
must be good communications. 

A place called ('arp seemed to fit 
the bill. It is west of Ottawa, and 
within a short drive of the capital. 
There was extrai^inary conatruo 
tion activity theri and It was this 
which drew the attention of the nenni- 
papers to this Ontario village of 500 
inhabitants. 

Of course, the government denied 
It. and said that an experimental 
army signals establishment was being 
built on the outskirts of Carp, But 
then the government would deny any 
report on the location of the emer¬ 
gency capital, even If it %vere right. 
* -* * 

Ax far as safeguarding the gov¬ 
ernment is concerned, the dvil de¬ 
fence planners had only two possible 
alternatives: a deep underground 
shelter, or a secret hideaway some¬ 
where In the country near the capital 

They decided on the latter, know¬ 
ing that it had dlsadvantagoa. Since 
only a two-hour warning can be ex¬ 
pected. the government would have 
to have some aort of road priority to 
move to Its emergen^ site, and this 
would not rest well*' with dvilisns 
st^Mhnf over cloggek^^lfic routes 
to get out of the city bef^ the bofnb 
dropped. 

In the ebendenment of a 

capital, .no matter how conducted, 
ie not conducive to raising ruitional 
morale. Churchill never left London 
during'the Second World War. Stalin 
4\A not quit Moecow, and. to five 
him his duo. Hitler stayed in Berlin 
and committed suicide there. 

# e ♦ 

The plenners tend to brush such' 

arfument aside and soy that the 
throet of atomte annihilation makes 



Wanhingion Angh 

Thawing 
Process 
Just Begun 

By MARQUIS CHILDS 

W HILE THE scerery on the 
wmrltl stage has been abruptly 
shifted about as a result of Premier 
Khrushchev’s visit 
to the United 
States, the funda¬ 
mental Isaues of 
the cotd war re¬ 
main unresolved. 

What we have seen 
ia only the smallest 
beginning at thaw¬ 
ing a freexe going 
deep Thio the sub¬ 
stratum. 

It could hardly have been other¬ 
wise. The Khrushchev visit wss a 
great gamble. And the gambler who 
took perhaps the biggest risk wu 
Khrushchev himself. 


Failure- conspicuous failure that 
could not have Iteen giossed over by 
any form of words — would have 
confronted him with grim choices. 
He would have had to resume the 
cold war with the prospect and even 
•he likelihood of a hot war In the 
foreseeable future. .Such a failure 
would have so tj^eakened hia position 
In the Communist bloc that in a new 
power struggle he might have been 
gupplanted. ^ 

For Khrushchev It was the kind of 
gamble that has marked his whole 
career. By denouncing the crimes of j 
S talin and the “cult of personality** 
in his famous secret speech to the 
20th Party Congress, he gambled that 
he could hold power In a new era 
without applying the full range of 
the Stalin terror. 


When he decided to go all nut in 
developing the virgin lands in Siberia 
Khrushchev took a greater gamble. 
The outcome is still uncertski as a 
prolonged drought could wither the 
hopes of a new food supply to aug¬ 
ment 5>oviet living standards. Vast 
amounts of capital a?vl labor havo 
been staked on an uncertain card. 

The impulsiveness, the volatility, 
the gambler's Instinct have been evi¬ 
dent in the personality Khrushchev 
exhibited in his two weeks in this 
country. It Is no exaggeration to say 
that on his personality he put a high 
stake. 


That he projected his humshentea. 
nia humor, hlo Vttabty.‘his earthy 
vigor through the medium of tel^ 
vision is undeniable. Pittsburgh, with 
s large Eastern ^ropean population, 
had been considered a major security 
hurdle. Yet In Pittsburgh he got tho 
warmest reception of his tour. 

The reasoads not hard to discover. ’ 
Those who followed him on television 
and were attracted by his personality 
wanted to get a glimpse of him In th# 
flesh. Khnishch^ was no longer tho 
embodiment of an impersonal lorc% 
the evil and sinister f<wct of com¬ 
munism. He had come into the living 
rooms of millions of Americans as 
a personality measurable In familiar 
terms. 

* * * 

Similarly, his wife and children 
had passed across the magic screen 
as idmtlfiable human belrnfii. And the 
very fact he had brought his family 
with him is a measure of the daring 
of Khrushchev in his American ad-' 
venture. ' ^ 

Newspapers In the Soviet Union 
had- never carried a picture of any 
member, of his family. Th^ have 
been almost completely unknown, in 
accord with the austerity prevailing 
under communism. Yet. he chose to 
take them out from behind this bar¬ 
rier as part of the humanizing 
process. 

AU this was particularly effective 
In this country’ because we have our 
own •‘cult of personsUty.** President 


away, la heltig kepi a 
•ecrek and for that the 
caif hardly be bla m ed. 

However, there are aa 
to ita whereabouts. First 
" fairly cloae to Ottawa. 

TA#* Parktmrk 


dmp Bam 


_ . 1 ^ .a ^tMs a •^Elsenhower is one of the benefidariea 

tka aHuatioa au te different now. ^ « .i* 

^ of the emphasis on personality sa 

against the stem necessities of policy 

and Issues. 


Farthenaors. they point to the 
Rwt tkai aR the NATO atUss. with the 
sf the United Kingdom, 

• smir g sm y headquarters out- 
Itw4r sapHaia. 


Seeinj; Who’s Lef^ 


Rk OUHiMn CtARK 


A S YOU trow 

mnr. and mni, ■funarata. THia 

t ldiglr-^l 1 aii 

A faw yaara 
. afo, whan 1 arant 
to only two or 
Ihraa fimarala a 
yaar, I uaad to 
fuitia and frat ba- 
rauaa ft appaarad 
to ma that funafab 
wars just anothar 
of tha lorial orra- 
aioiui. My tatal,^ 
sanaiMlitlaa tpara nutrafad at 
■l(ht of aldarly paoplt paating aoHi 
olKar warmly In t^ funaral parlor 
and huddliny off Into rornari In 
t Hnia irqupa with all tha sppaaranco 
of auaata at a roHitall party. 

Ritht In tha rkapal ttorif. white 
wa owoltad tha oppaoranra of lha 
rtergyiMn amid tha aolamn sounds 
of a oMt or(an playin, 10 . 1 . wamly 
taim and tha alRMK na( tft, acaoit sf 
tha baapM floral ttibutaa. wa would 



aao sMna aU lurftay, rock OT han. 
worklof op lha lliOa. attar Tiawtnc 
Em lata dapoffiHI. iM iltiHUif turn* 

* with faBia In ayary Mhar paw. Thoaa 
artm had' na( tha narvt to do that 
wars at teoat eranln, fhatr naHu 
to MS who woa prasant. and who was 
Ihla Just romln, In. 

a a- a 

But tha yaara lortan ua. Aftar wa 
gat an tha down alopa of tha Hxtteo, 
a funaral te lha necaaloo at aaainc 
who’, laft Wa ara not p-aatln, aorh 
•thar whan you aaa u< warmly ahak- 
Ing hand, and huddling off Into Uttlp 
Hlquaa. Wa art rongralutetlng one 
anothar no aUll hatng hofo. 

But Ihara^ ara txraptjons. I an- 
counlarad an old friand an tha atraat 
yaatarday and tamarkod with anma 
aatonlahmsnt Htat I thought bt would 
ba at So-and-.So'i funaral whirh was 
than taking plora. an old buddy of hia. 

“No", iM laid, chaarlly. "hs won’t 
ha at my tunsraL 'Why should I go 

•to hi*r 


Now that tha “•ucreaa" of lha vlalt 
has bean ratlflad, thaaa sama nacaa.l* 
tlM must ba farad up to. Tha ballat 
la growing that Khruahrhav will go 
tha whole way In dlaarmamant, ,ao 
companted by •Imultanaoua rontrol 
and inapsriinn. Ha la praparing lo 
taka a gamble graatar than any thus 
Ur In nti aaraar. - 

Tha United Stalra nnmd .Imply 
dtemtea hla a w aaping proposal a* 
propaganda, whioh was tha first ra. 
anion to Khniahchav'a Unllad Na- 
tiona apte-rh. Wa must prapart to 
nagntlats sartpuily on dlMimamant, 
ladkol and all-ambraHng to^a dagrao 
Uttte (onlamptetad by Amariraa 
poliry makars. 

But how ran any dlaarmamant 
enntrol and Inapartlon. avan that 
Umitad to a auapanalon of nuHaar 
taata, h, affaHIvt ualaaa It Includaa 
Communist China? Would tha Sai)alo 
ratify a dlaarmamant accord that ax- 
dudad.tha graat land moia of Chlitot 


Maraly te-aak aucK qOaatlona la to 
aiiggast Jww amall te tka thaw noar 
initlatad. Tha unfraazlng proraw' 
must go a long way hayond tha cai»- 
nwnial bagbining U It te to hava any 
meaning. 




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IjCtters to the Editor • _ 

Behind the Mask 

W^U, thK fTMt Ofr^ of Communliim, Niklia Khriwti- 
chov. CaoMrHIte haa como to tho United Sutos; has 
seen the nerve centres of the nation , a tell tale croM* 
section of its people, their cusHSmsTand felt their spirit. 
Undoubtedly }w has made some conquests, but by no 
means has he captured the confidence of his hosta which 
has shown in n i o o d a varyinf from worshipful acclaim to 
the hostile jeers of those who have suffered from his 
tyranny and know the freat delusion skulking behind the 
mask of this Machiavellian Judas. 

Let us beware the double-crosa. The truly wise will 
breathe a prayer of national protection from Khrushchev's 
wiles and quote the Litany **(rom all evil and mischief; 
from the crafts and asaauju of the devil Good Lord deliver 
us." 

C M. CADWALLADER. 

3875 Delatre Street ^ « 

Transportation Decline 

Once upon a time In the land to the south of us lived 
a big railro^ man named Harriman. One day a foreigner 
asked him, •‘What la America's greatest problem?" He 
answered, Transportation." He. waa then "What la 

the next greatest problem?" He again said, "Transporta¬ 
tion." And the third? Transportation." 

And now after over half a century at least in one 
part of America. West Saanich, trpnsp^ation for those 
who cannot for an^ reason provide their own has cessed 
to exist on nights, Sundays and h<Aldays* Not exactly: on 
Saturday night when 'Jack Bkmda ia orbiting In on the 
Canuck goal or Kathy Miller la dying In Traviats" it's 
10 o’clock and the bus is leaving, and you get the cUnufk 
in next morning’s paper. * 

The winter nights In West Saank^ can get long and 
dreary. 

WALDROM GREENE. . 

Prospect Lake. 


Peasants’ Liberation 


Why Delay? 


Ottawa haf b»«i throwing out htnti that thr panaion 
legialation la balng reviaad. and many paopic ara anxkiu.ly 
looUng for action. Thoaa pariona who wlah to llva.ahroad 
for financial raaaona ahould not ha forcad to wall for 

anothar alactlon! - ' » 

Whan tha lata Prlma Mlniatar Mackanzia King In- 
troducad tha panalon laglalation In tha Houaa of Commona 

t a axpblnad It waa for parnona who had aamad It, by 
rrvlc to thta country. 

To make a political football of thaaa agad paopla la 
hardly aquallad In Ruaalan propaganda. 

--- A. CAROLYN BAYFIELD. 

1070 Joan C'raacanl. 



By tWABGARKT AITKEN 
(Special In Tha Colaniat) 

A PEOPLE’S COMMUNE. Clilna.—There has been 
a great deal of curioaity, not o«ly in the western world 
but aim in Rusiia, at td tmw Communes are working in 

the People’s Republic of China.___ 

On more than one occasion 1 

Pramiar NlklU Kruahehav 1 *•"«’'’ ‘o m-npowar 

ha. made ,nlda remark, about ■ aqulpmant they 

Chliwoe land raforin. The *“*> •""‘her. Than 

tcittiM howavar. axha^ «*“ w*™ loM they 

ayatam a. tha only true ax- "<“« *»"" ««>pcraOva.. 
^aa-m of C^«n..m. | 

KIVK CUABANTEKis ; bu, (hay no longer had control 

Thara/ are five truac antaas i M their crop, or diatiibutlon 
In this way of Ufa, the dlractor~ar thair produce, 
of one Commune told me— MERE WAGE EARNERR 
food, clothing, fuel upbringing jjjg ^ further and final 
of children and burial Ha PfW ; „ coopers- 

ducad Innumarahia alatiatlcs, ,ur,usl Into Com- 

and facta to prove the value „una.. owned and run by the 
of Commun^ to the state and the.workers becaroq.] 

to the individuaT. ^ mere wagq^ epmers. In other 

Prior to what the Comroun* words, the peasa'fita pave 
Ists call “liberation." 80 per gimpiy exchanged emjrfoyers 
cent of ihe land was privately | —from landowners to state 
o#ned by rich men. Now there i bureaucrats. 
ara26.500Comm.^tn CTina| The constitution dacrat, that 
and fMr steps lad to tha as- -working people have the right 
Ubilshroant of them. | to rest and lalaura ” but tha 

Ftrat, to win rural support- Big Leap Forward campaign, 
aa.. Common la t laadara i and ovar-acaloua ambltiona of 
promlMd tha paaMnt farmara j atate-appolntad managers have 


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TUTS Gets Help 

VANCOUVER (CP) — Van-, which runs ’TUTS. untU a 
couvar city council Tuesday , study la made of ways to con- 
night made an emergency trot tha thaatra'a budgetary 
grant of $25,000 to Theatre j expand.. Council urged a 
/• Under the Slam, outdoor j critical examination of the 
fhaatrt group which operate. ' theatre oparatlonx 
.during tha summer tnonth. In 
Malkin Bowl In Stanley Park. 

But - a ld aiman refused to 
grant a fuU $34,000 asked by 
tha Civic Theatre Society. 


Wrl-Dilrhing^ > 

Donning an old-style Mae 
West, plus a pamchuta 
canopy rig, JaMyca Gaver 
prepare, to taka part In the 
•‘wai-dltchlng" survival 
courM at Tachikawa Air 
Force Bane In Japan. Outfit 
la designed to almulata con¬ 
dition. of an actual bailout 
over water. 


to turn over tha land to them. 
And tMI’a ' what happened I 
after tha Communist victory j 
In 1949. Next step waa for j 


made a mockery of this edlctr.^ 


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Thta phone call of 30 aec- 
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Courtroom Parade 


Silk Sptcmlmlt Smct 1903 


IIM DoukIu St; Pboii» EV 4-0561 


Return to 
^^Opulenc 


tUl tim#; . Slid you vioUted 
that tniKt. 

‘Th« M»nt*nro nhould bt ro- 
fomiatory as wail as bainf * 
datarrcnt to you w and to 
others. 

TOO OLD 

'You are too old for the 
available special correction in- 
atitutlons. . . You will be sen- 
tens^d-iw two years in the pen- 


penitentiary factory war record. You were 
n yesterday given good character refer 
trla account ences. 

of theft of I '"It seems that this was an 
nployers evl*>4mpulsi\‘e act. not premedi- 
ihork. I Uted. You did return volun- 

rrsser. 38.' ^ your lirat 

lor a W criminal otfence.._ 

'k at Magla> i other hand, you 

ler after the ^ ^cre in a position of trust, 
then * ■ubstan- 


A brilliant sedson begins 
now with the arrival of op* 


PRICKS EFFECTIVK THl KSDAV, KKIDAY 
SATI ROAY, OCniRKK 1. )i 1 


itentiary. 


walked slowly froiti the box. 


ulent night4ife fabrics from 


We Reaerve tlie Right to limit QuantUiea 


Prance. Italy, Switserland 


Convicted on a charge ofj 
obsiructing a (leace officer en-] 
gaged in- his duty, Roy 
Rhymer. 4:29 John, was fined** 
$100 In dtv court The charge 
arose ^from-a disturbance on! 
Broad Street just after mid- 
nignt. Sept 30. 

Said Magistrate Ostler: 1 

have said before that offences 
against the persoha and duties 
of peace officerr are very 
aenous. There must be no 
repetition, or there will be a 
much more severe penalty.'* 

Mis Maureen Rhymer, same 
address, was fined $40 when 
she pleaded guilty to creating 
a disturbance on the same 
I occasion. 


and England . . . and to 
highlight YOUR fashions 
... choose the beauty of 
peau de sole, the drima of 
rich brocade, the gleam of 
a swish silk satin, or the 
flashing glint of metal- 
Ilea, They're here now [ 


COFFEE 


wear ^ triumph 
en countless 
occaslona. 


JAYNE MANSHELD 
• • • no Eisenhower 


*‘A cheap ride, to barracks'’ 
turned out to be rather ex¬ 
pensive for two naval seamen 
when they appeared In - city 
court yesterday. 

John Joseph Piaaeck and 
Uoyd Michel Emile Murray, 
both of HMCS Margaret, 
were charged with theft of a 
Mcycle valued at less than $30 
from Lawrence Wyatt'of Over¬ 
seas Cyc^ 824 Pisgard. 

The twi were seen riding 
the bicycle west on Johnson 
at 1235 a m. by Const. Charles 
Hichena, and the seamen tri^ 
to ibandon the machine. 

The two aaki they didn't 
know whom the maentne be¬ 
longed to. and later said H was 
s cheap rldr back to barracks 
and “anyone who left a bike 
unlocked de s erved to have It 
stolen.** 

Yesterday In court Murray, 
W'fo said the>'‘d had a few 
dfimea. asserted this « ■« Just 
a *‘smart ramark.” 


As Rihbon-Cutter 
^avne^s an ^Insult ^ 


4A** Docioa RfttiB. 


by where Jayne In a scarlet 
dress was spaying scissors to 
the ceremonial red rlbh^m. 

'*We thpdght R would add a 
little cfior to drah and grey 
livesr'^ the bridge (onatructlon 
company spokeami n sakL 
Jayne's first art, when aha 
step^ out of her car. was to 
bend down to pfd a dog. 

“Oops wroTig dog.** sbe 
mutteied wher someone whis¬ 
pered she was supposed to psC 
a bulld^ eeveral yards away. 

Camera-caiTylng fans asked 
the star to *’de an Ike.** .^ke 
complied by raising both arms 
in the air, although she said. 
**I don't look much like Proai* 
denf Elsenhower.** 


LONDON (UPI) — A Brit- 
ish polftirian yesterday com¬ 
plained when Jayne Mansfield, 
neckline and all. 


plunging 
presided over a bridge open¬ 
ing ceremony. 

*T object most strongly Ig 
an American film star being 
asked to open the bridge.** 
said Dudley jbnith. c^fm^eiva 
five candidate for Brentford 
and Chiswick. 

"Many loest resident.* have 
complained le me about It. It 
is an irtaiiU to turn such a fine 
achiK’cmcnt Into a publicity 
iUint for an American film 
atar,** Smith boomed Into a 
loud speaker on a street dose 


loaves 


Angu.* S. Morrison. 1084 
WlUow, p»*aded guilty to im¬ 
paired* dnvlng In Saanich 
police court .'^esterday. He was 
fined $2k1 am) his Uwnct was 
suspended. 

Charge was Uld after hla 
^ar stcuck a pole at Quadra 
and Saank). Road. 


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fMir^ 4o mwt Commm^trt 
agfre.HSion Sovl«t mW 

marin* Mpfiiarity. 


MELKSHAM. Englail4- 
D«wla W. P«rr kaoama aa «a- 
guai^ whtn hu gi-yaai<«W 
autooiobiAa broka «lo«n witb 
a puocturtd lira that he aold 
the oar ior eight centa. 


at tthe wedkiiig af Jim at- NCW YCHIK — Scorca of 
tcn(«ie>. 4ainn Qeinp»e>, and men have been ohirHng 
Mea. Marian F. Winiama and ac treat B eywwWa 

•mgy find a proapecinre brtcle arr^und a Broadoav dance haM 
there.*' enmpietely unaware •< her 

* e o kientily. And for wA^'.id i«itU 

J^EW YORK Former a dance at that. Debbir. gn- 

beduty queen danice l>rak«, tecognUed for twe nighta he- 
alaln with mobster Little came a hostrtta to “aoak up 
Aidrie nmaa. ma> have been am m ay heie ** ler a hew fam 
inn)h'ed In underworld role, 
rarireta instead of being an* In* ♦ e ♦ 

Boaicnt victim of a gangland TORONTO — OfrmaA De< 
eMK'titieii. atiUiot itiee new aay. letice Minleter Fra« ?Mrae«w 


BELL. CaUf. — •f7a« Fm* 
ley^ 2. was beaten b> four 
other bn>a aged six to 13 who 
had dug a grave In which 
they apparently intended to 
bury him aci-ording to aher- 
iff's officers. 

Biyan is iq hospital serl- 
nu.sly' injured. His assailants 
were held'for questioning. 


Aames 
, In the 
Nettm 


CLSXXi, France — Pterrez 
Ore.vYus, director general of 
the lleM«h Auto Ok. mya 
Renault win predd e e 3.000 
cars daily negl year In a bid 
4o keep pace wMi Gerflami> 's 
velte»agrn. 


that part of the gang's profits 
w^ to aid lilt ‘'3l»Ui of July'* 
reeelutionoiy mrweeaf nt of 
Cedan Pr««der Fidel C w dr e. 


N^' YORK — Ten times 
mfiried millionaire Tomm y 
.ManvIUe. 65. will be beet man 


TOMMY J*A.WIU.E 
.. . aflil bride-hunting 


JANICE DRAKE 
. . not so innocent 


Why I Caw Bad 
To Chriitiaaity 

ihm • loa^u rWifw 


SANTA MONICA. CAUf » 
SuNMxl) actiM Mait BrIM 
won an Inlarlwutary OI«*riY 
drerm Irom Mirta OwyaA. 
a mOvrraitv law at AOant who. 
Mlaa Biitl laalitM *1aM In 
<aM*i In h*r." , -— 


FORT wnXlAM. <)ht- 
Maycar C atherine Heppela has 
lequested the federal goverp- 
meed to tan the D. H. Iaaw> 
renpe book "Lad) pwiieriey^ 
\jo^ beemtae it It **fndk" 


FIRST SYM PHOHY CONCERTS 




MEXICO CITY .Maximino 
RveCIle Moya fHax. alleged 


THIS SUN., 3:C0 P M MON., 8.30 


Churchill Urges World Force 


from out of this deadlock there this 
axe no shortcuts. .The onlyl cum 
sMutlon is dtvirmnmeni ap- 

piled to all he emphasia^ 
with Ms hand all kinte ef 
weapons Crcely accepted ty * 
all natmfnt snd gdaranieed b> 


Conttnned from Page 1 | 

Winston denvonstrativcly put 
his hand into his poi ket te the 
roar of the delighted audMsice. 

But It was when he touch ed 
on internarional affairs that 
Sir Winsion leveaied the nM 
master's, touch although even| 
here he managed to i ns ert a' 
comic note when he tried to 
pronounce Prendv * Khrueh 
chev's name: "Kfdsshm r .** he 
said, then pauMd. titmmed 
and tried agahi tut It came 
out npee moi-e na Kroeohev 
an reminiscent of his warthne 
••Naxzi.” 

Sir Winston, empliasued 
that the cold war was not of 
hjs seeking and that he never 
tried o perpetnate or prolong 
it. Speaking of the prsacni 
. nuclear deadlock he said that 


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Herring Men Call Strike 

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More Snow 
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DK.NVKB' (AD—Warm- 
lag temperatures are es* 
perted to brkig mo m eutary 
relief from oue of the am st 
damagiag suowstorms I a 
Rocky Mouktaia bMory. 
Rut more m ow to predicted 
for late today. 


Strike Embarrasses Labor 


LONDON (CP)—A wIMoitJ The walkout by oxygen aup- 
atrlke of IJOO men demanding J)ly worker., which alao affecti 
a pay Increaac la threatening engineering and ahipbuilding 


to rioae down Brltaln'a automo 
bile plants. It alM> poaed • 
grave threat to 'ho Labor 


plants, was condemned at tha 
outset by trade union leaders 
when It began last Monday and 


' party's chances In the general ^ has racelVed no support from 
' election, next Thursday./ I labor apokesroen. 


But a wave of layoffs of as 
many as 150.000 factory work¬ 
ers as the effects of the strike 
spi^d would Ml labor In a 
- vulnerable spot as the political 
arm of the trade union move¬ 
ment * 

I The alrikers, members of the 


Transport and General Work¬ 
ers Union, walked out In pr^ 
teat when their claim lor a 
pay increase remained un¬ 
answered after a month's wait 

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Polish Art? * 
Ask Premier 

QUEBEC (CP) — PnnilM’ 
PftuI S«iiv« or Q«H>m mM 
If o w yo o f w1sIh>« 
to tMk lor tiio rotam to 
Poloiid or the PoMfth ort 
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It yroni tlir roqur * t nliould 
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TyphoidHa unts Japan 


\ NAGOYA. Jipih (UPI1-- 
Tho twin rt^urgot of typhoid 
; and dyamtrry haunted ty- 
phoonravaged Japafr^ yester¬ 
day. tbr^tenlng to add new 
vjrtlms to what already, was 
described offMHIy as the 


worst national disaster in the| Hundreds of persons are 
nation’s history. ' ] stranded by flood waters and 

The latest casualty figures thousands of other homeless 


released by police Hated 3.209 
dead and 1,770 missing as a 
result of typhoon Vera's sav¬ 
age sweep through central 
Honshu Island last %veekend. 


refugees were cramped to¬ 
gether in school houses and 
ward offices. 

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towns and villages contaminat¬ 


ed by the flooda. the country 
laoas a major Jhealth hazard. 

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of human bodies, tying either 
out in the open on muddled, 
refuse^strewn streets or be¬ 
neath the flood waters added 
to the danger of poHutlon. 


I aatlaCabiriit vtMwi* 
Oct. 1, i«s« 


Polio Strikes 
Saskatoon 

KAHKATOON (CP)—((wk- 
atoofi*s nbith polio vieltm 
this year, an 19-yeor-oM boy, 
was reported to the ntedkal 
beo Kh office Tuesday. 


Horsemen ^s Show 
Has $350 at Stake 


More thu) S3S0 tn trophiM 
will b« awardm winner, at 
the third annual western 
horsemen's show to be held 
Sunday at Saanichtnn (air 
ground. The 10«vent show 
wUl begin at noon. 

There wUI be English saddle 


aa well as western and ehll* 
dren'a eventa. - 
The show will be judged by 
t. a Wilinot. weU known 
polo player and horse tialnar 
ol Va)lcouv<T. 

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Holiday 
‘ On High 

Nonttop twice-weekly oer- 
vice from Vancouver to 
Mexico City hy CamulUn 
Pacific AtrUnea'* Douclaa 
DC6B (above) will transport 
main hldden-weU^ht winner 
In Dally Colonbit’s King 
Fsherman contest. FliKht 
then continues on to Lima, 
Santiago and Buenos Aires. 
It originates in Hong Kong 
and ,picks up passengers in 
Tokyo for Vancouver. Dur* 
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winner and companion of 
his choice will get delectable 
meals (see left), and on 
landing will be transported 
to Acapulco on the Mexican 
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Bowery Boys of Baseball 
Start Series Scrap Today 


Everybody*! a baseball 
expert starting today asj 
the 195 9 worl d series be-l 
gins in Chicago’s Comiskey 
Park—and it should'be a! 
great fight 

ComlwUnls arc the home¬ 
town While Sox and the come- 
bark Loa Angaioa Dodgrra — 
clubs with all the gentlemanly 
Instincta of the Bowery Boya. 
rluba that have to acrap lor 
all they gat. 

HO PAYOFF 
What they gat ahould -ba 
dandy, aa ddjoo-aeat Comlakey' 
Park and MXXkVseat Lot An 
geles Coliseum should provide 
a record payoff to the players, 
wl)o shsre proceeds of the 
first tour games. 

Millions will lake time off 
both at home and at work to 
watch the rlaah on television. 
In this area, the game starta 
on rhannela 2, 5'and 6 at 10 
a m. and. on r^lo, CBU 1690) 
and KING (1080) at the same 
time. 

HOME STABT 
Bookmaken favor tha 
White Sox If 10, for the game 
and Uta aactea. bacauae they 
atart at home and, thay-ve 
rested since Sunday. 

But the layoff could hurt as 
Chicago's starter. Early Wynn 
(22-10), pitehei heat with 
three daya' rest and hat had 
four, and the Dodgert are rid¬ 
ing the kick of eight wtna In 
10 ttarta. 

MOST EFFECTIVE 
Loa Angelei’ men certainly 
are confident. They'll go with 
Roger Craig (11-5), their most 
effective pitcher In recent 
weeks, and they had their 
bag! packed and their plane io 
Chicago chartered even before 
atartlng the 6-5 thriller Tuea- 
day which gave them the Na¬ 
tional League pennant 
TRAVEL DAYS 
Second game win be In Chi¬ 
cago tomorrow and. after a 
day off Saturday for travel, 
the battle moves to Loa An¬ 
geles Sunday. Monday and, If 
necettary, Tuesday. Another 
travel and It's back to 
Comlakey Park Tlniraday and 
Friday, again if naceiaary. 

Wynn loat nia only other 
aerlea start. 3-1 to New York 
GlanU In 1954. while Craig 
beat the TSnkees once In 1955 
and loat to them once the next 
year In hls only appearances. 

Both squads worked out In 
Chicago yesterday, and Sox 
manager AI Lopex pronounced 
Ms walkta« wew^ad, aatcher 
Bheim -LoUar aaA-OMdi^ 
fielder Jin Landis, ready to go. 
Lopd. who brought tha 


While 5!ox their Brat pennant 
since the 1919 BUck Sox 
scandal, la expected to use 
southpaw Billy Pierce (14-15) 
tomorrow, with Bob Shaw 
118-6) atartlng in Loa Angeles 
Sunday. 

PEPPERED PITCRERS 
Dodger manager Walt 
Alston, picking up the pieces 
of hls peppered pitching staff, 
could go tomorrow with south¬ 
paws Danny MdftviU (lOA). 


Johnny Podres (14-9) or 
-Sandy Koufax (S6), then start 
relief ace Larry Sherry (7-2) 
or big Don Drysdale (17-13) 
in the Coliseum. 

Whatever the choice, the 
baseball will be diflerent 
from the usual blg-innlng 
Yankee style, with both dube 
mediocre on hitUng and strong 
on speed, defence and ataady 
pitching. 

It should he a grsat fight 


STARTING UNECP8 
Lm Aage l ea Chicago 
Gilliam, tb AparMo, aa 

Neal, tb Fox. tb 

Moon, If Landis, cf 

Snider, tt KtaseewaU, lb 

Hodges, lb LoUar, e 

Idlier, rt Goodman, tb 

Boaobaro.a Smith. It 
WlUa, la RiTera,rf 

Craig, p Wyna, p 


Jockey Falls from Horse 
After Winning First Race 


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By JIM TANG 

Heidi NIahl la one of the 
tew Japanese jockeyi In the 
business, and bualneaa Isn’t' 
usually too good lor Mm. 
Things picked up yesterday, 
but Heidi wasn't aUs to col- 
Itct hla accolades, being un- 
ttt» to llnlali off the easiest 
part of hia rldt, tba jog bito 
the winners' drclc. '- 

Up on Wondar Lou, In the 
first race^ a three-yearold 
cRestnut filly owned by Vic¬ 
toria - horseman Ken Darby- 
ahlre which hadn't been cloaar 
than live lengths In eight pre- 
vlous starts this season, NIaM 
came from behind in the 
stretch run for a driving vte- 
tory. 

It was hia first win of the 
season here, the first ever lor 
Wonder Lou paying off at 
to miss tha momsnt of glory 
In front of the grandstand at 
Sandoem Park. And 
Wonder Lou paying of at 
148.30 to win, largest price of 
the meeting, it would have 
been a moment to savor. 
BACK INJURY 

Niahi tumbled aa he eased 
hla mount on the backatretch 
and had to be taken, to hoapl- 
tal In M ambulanca. Ha was 
raported suffering from a 
back Injury but not seriously 
hurt, will likely be riding 
again by Iha end of the weak. 

Another accident marred 
the first raca. Armoney, a 
three-year-old gelding owned 
by Mr. and Mrs. £. E. Read, 
ran up on the heels ot a boras 
at tha first turn and received 
leg injuries which necessiuted 
Me daatruetlen. 

—ORMRstoai- it was-o- day ut 
Una racing. Tha weather was 
at Ito bast lor the meet to 
data and while the track was 
on Uip heavy aide, there was 
nona of the mud which was 
Mwaya there for the flrit five 
days. And there was need for 
the camera atvetal Ueaea aa 
tha rvanly-fflatched fields 
fought for the big shares of 
the purses. 

BNR JOB 

Daapita tha tantollilng antry 
—practically rvary horaa In 
every race deeendng acrleua 
consideration — bettors did 
fine job of picktng. Favorites 
won four ot the aavon evants. 
Only Mias Kitty, in tha apeond 
rset, lalltd to nm aa a mutuel 
favorite should. Both other 
publle choices were bang-up 
tMrds. 

First Ttnor In tha third and 


Summer Star In the fifth 
scored camera vlctoriiee and 
the ‘‘eye-ln-the-aky” was need¬ 
ed to separate place and show 
horaas on two other occaalona. 

And Pete Clark contlmied 
hla liiw riding with two wln- 
nera, a pUce and two show 
flnlahee In six rides. However, 
hustling Bobby Cormack atota 
the rlrllng honors yesterday 
with three wlnnere. 

Charlie Ulrich, who tied for 
riding honors at Shndown last 
year, finally got hla lint win 
Wh*") he led all the way with 
Br& Charles in tha fourth 


Jockey 

Standings 


race. Ulrich la at Ma best on 
a firm track .with a running 
horse, most of hU victories 
finding him in front from 
break to finish ... betting yes¬ 
terday was more than fJJOK 
over last year's sixth day and 
the mutuel handle lor the,meet 
now la $339,191, down just 
over $10,000 Irom Irut year, 
when the Sandown Mgh was 
set—excellent in view of the 
weather for the first live 
days , , , one of the features 
of the meet la the good place 
prices being paid by favor¬ 
ites. Only once, when odds-on 
Keati Island returned $2.30 
has tha place price on a favor¬ 
ite been lets than $3J0. Odda- 
on JtfUe returned $4.10 to 
place and Arden Drive, a 2-1 
choice, topped them ell with 
$5J0 tor those who backed her 
to da no better than second 
. . , more than 160—161 by 
unofficial count—horses have 
run so far this meet and 19 
favorites have won In the 44 
races run, above average for 
most tracks , , . Keats Island, 
which had been trained by sus¬ 
pended Norm Lesver, runs 
again today. It has a new 
trainer , . . Form chart on 
Page 35, Colonlat handicap on 
Page IS. 


How Can ¥our 
Not Listen? 


MIAMI BEACH. Fla. (AP) 
ftair haavyw^ht bok^ 
cfamplon Reeky Marvlaiww 


Tigers Skake 
Office Staff 

DETROIT (AP) — Detroit 
Tigers Wednesday hired Bill 
Dewitt aa their new president 
In a ahakeup of their front of¬ 
fice. 

Dewllt, 57, Is a long-time 
baseball executive whose 
major laague axperlence dalat 
badi to Itlt whan he got hla 
first job as olfioe boy tor tha 
old St. Leuie Rroww. 

Dawltt replaces Harvey Haiv 
■en. wealthy Detroit himbar- 
mah. Dewitt Is the fourth man 
to hood the Detroit orgontia- 
tlon In three yean. 

Under the new letup, no 
stock hnlderwtU bold otllcab 


down to 218 pounds from a 
high ot about 238. liunfliiiw d 
WediMjgiay that he~ »M — 
working out 1 b a gymiwium 
and said “I havan't closed the 
door" on a comeback. 

''Sure, Vrt had the gloves en 
Mtting the bag in ■ gymnatlum 
but I haven't sparred,’' Mar¬ 
ciano said. If I were making 
serloua moves tor a comeback, 
rd be apairlns, wouldn't I?' 

The SAyaar-old Marciano, 
,wh> vottiud undslsatea four 
years age, said thare's an un¬ 
usual situation In boxing a 

’There eras a Mg apset In the 
last fight (Ingemar Jehaaa- 
aen'a third-raaiid knockout of 
Floyd Pattmen). It changes 
the picture 

T havan't ctoied the door,” 
be added. "How can you not 
listen when people talk about 
SLOOOJMO and $3J)00.(XI0. 


Cougars Impressive Club 
Despite Loss to Detroit 


By JIM TANG 

Victoria Cougars completed their selling 
job last night at Memorial Arena. 

Playing witliout Jack Bionda and Ron Matthewi, 
two of their regular defencemen, and high-scoring 
Gordie Eashoway, Hal Laycoe't club had 5,443 fans 
on their side all the way as they gave the giant-sized 
Detroit Red Wings a good battle before'losinK, 2-1. 

It was the second odd-goal ‘ --- 


)oM of iho t<>oaon lor tho 
Cougars, who are not nearly ai 
advanced in their training as 
the touring National Hockey 
ciubs. Saturday, the Cougars 
were nipped, ^4, by the New 
York Rangers. 


season and one of the nine 
WHL grads with the Wings, 
was perhaps the fasteft man 
on the ice, appears to be a 
cinch to make the Jump into 
big time hockey. 

Lineups: 


Fans no longer have any j a.Mwi.: 

doubt about the ability of the I k*ut. Morruee. ooeinv. mrkmi. 
cougar, to Uke care of them-1 
Ives In the Western Hockey P***T^**'. _ w*. 

' MsKniilE, MMiiijm. 

VldkMl* e 0«U. SftBlRr; . dtfmm, 
WrItM, iUr, MoljFatf. Katoer: tar- 
wardB. jemm. Srhmaata A. OeodvW. 
J Oe«4wls. C Ooodvta. Ravorlh. 
NtcboUon. ABdarson. MacauoWy, WU* 


League this season, and there 
were words of praise, too. from 
the Detroit camp. 

**BrAL TEOt BIJT 


*The Western Hockey I^eague ngg^ r»Ha«— 

Is just as good, probably bet*: sconu nw* 
ter than, the American Hockey I ’ 

JjeMgue.'* a club official said i 

** . . I I MkM,, 


M: 


trouble with your club and 

Seal lie.*’ rwrd p*ria4-. 

It^a the eighth game for'l > “‘Si, 
the Wings against WHL chtbs, jobmi ujt. 

They have beaten their Ed- 
monton fiirmhands by 6^. 7-4 
and 41 scores, racked up Win-1 ♦ a ♦ 

nipeg, 14-2. and Calgary. 6-1. 
and last Sunday squeaked ky 
Seattle. 5-4. 

It had seemed too much to 
hope that last night’s game 
might pack the kind of enter¬ 
tainment the Cougars and 
Rangers dished up ^urday 
but last night’s was probably 
the better of the two games. 

FAST HOCKEY 


Howe About That! 

MUs Red Feather hit the jackpot last night at the' 
first hockey game she has ever seen. Just before 
watching Detroit Red Wings play Victoria Cougars, 
Linda Anderson, 17, dropped into the Detr^t 
-dressing Yoom for a duit with Red WUm super-star 
Gordie Howe.—((Colonist photo.) 


'The first period was as (ast^ 
and as good, as anything like¬ 
ly to be teen here this season 
and the Cougars didn't suffer 
by comparison in that first 20 
minutes. 

There was evidence of the 
difference between the NHL 
and the WHL in, the second 
period as the Wings obviously 
came out to do something 
about the precortous ‘ Victor¬ 
ians after that scoreless first 
period. 

But the best they could do. 
although having a big edge 
in play, was a power play 
goal scored by Val Fonteyne 
while Art Jones sat out a 
tripping penalty. 

And it was to remain too 
close for cqmfort for the rest 
of the distance although Alex 
Delvecchio gave the Wings a 
2-0 lead early in the third 
period with a blazing shot 
which caught goalkeeper Reno 
Zanier moving the wrong way 
and drove between his pads. 
QUICK HHOT 

Arlo Goodwin brought the 
house down at 1222 when he 
was left unmarked for Just 
long enough to get a quick 
shot away from the edge of 
the crease. Avoiding a shut¬ 
out was all that was needed 
last night ^ send the fans 
home happy. 

They saw a Victoria club 
which kept skating and which 
put tip a good, if aometimes 
lucky defence. Zanier made 
only one mistake as he turned 
In (he kind of a game that 
must have made Marcel Pel¬ 
letier. sitting it out In the 
press box with a sore thumb, 
realize what everyone else 
did—that whoever wins the 
Cougar netminding Job it will 
be In good hands. 

Very alert and. aa always, at 
his best close in. Zanier stop¬ 
ped 32 of 34 shots, had no 
chance on Ponteyne’i tipped-in 
goal. And he had some con¬ 
siderable luck In the early mo¬ 
ments of the second period 
when Gary Aldcom and Del¬ 
vecchio both hit the piping 
twice, the latter on successive 
shots. 

Catdiing the eye most often 
on the Victoria club along with 
Zanier was defenceman Pete 
Wrig ht, wh o tu rned in. the 
kind of a game that would 
have had scouts gawking were 
he 10 years younger. 

Granting that Gordie Howe 
looked the part of the great 
player he 1^ Delvecchio and 
Fonteyne were as useful as 
anyona the Wings had. F6n- 
teyne, a star at Seattle last 


‘Headed for Good Season’ 
—Red Wings’ Jack Adams 


By I.ARRY ROSE 

When Jack Adams of the 
Detroit Red Wings says 
that a hockey club is head¬ 
ed for a g(x>d season, you 
can usually take the res¬ 
pected general - manager’s 
word for It. 


Adam, pau»H] (or a minute 
Wednewlay^Ight In the liedlam 
outside Detroit’s dresttng room 
to pass pralM on maDager- 
eoach Hal Laycoe'a Victoria 
Cougari. The Cougars had just 
dropped a 2-1 wjueaker to the 
National Hockey League club 
who have yet to loee en exhi- 


Speaking Briefly 

Riders Release 

Coach Terlep 

Executive members of the winlesa WIFTJ Sas¬ 
katchewan Roughriders have asked coach George Terlep 
to hand in his resignation because they feel the club 
is “overcoached.” - 


The demand was made at an 
executive meeting held yester¬ 
day and the third meeting in 
24 hours. Club president Smu 
T aylor issued the following 
statement, **A committee of 


riders have scored only Si- 
points and have had 334 scored 
against them. 

* W A 

TEMPBBTUOUB (ARKRB 


three has been appointed to . ‘lugging star Ted WUUann 


discuss with Terlep the mat 
ter of hit terms of employ¬ 
ment.’* 

Terlep, whose three-year 
contract still has a year to 
run, Is expected to be r^daced 
by assistants Bob Maddock 
and Carl Schuette. 


of the Boston Red Sox ap¬ 
peared at an end. by the firing 
of a lowly clubhouse atten¬ 
dant. Williams, unavailable for 
comment, had not announced 
hia retirement but his em¬ 
ployers for the’past 20 years 
summarily fired the man who 


Club- executives apparently has been Ted’s personal valet 


Well-Rested 

~W%ite^Sox^ 


11-10 at Vegas 

LM VSGAfl. Ner. tAP) 
law Vegas oddsmsireni have 
node CUesgo Hldle Sox 
ll-lo-lt faverites to wla tlis 
woffW aerlea from Los 
Ang el es Dodgers. 

me ssBie odds bmek tlis 
White Sox 4o whi the apm 


thought that Terlep wss try 
ing to cram too much Into hls 
players, confusing them with 
bookwork and complex plays. 

In nine games the Rough- 


during his often • expfbsive 
career. 4f»hfifiy Orts n do, an 
employee of Rin) Sox since he 
was hired as bat boy in 1925. 
was fired. 


Broom Siceeps Clean 


CHARLIR GRIMM, new 
'nanaSK of tha Chlcagi) Cuba, 
mode hls first move by (Irlnf 
coaches Fred FttxsfannKMM, 
Bogrrs Horasby and George 
MyalL Fitzsimmons was a 
pitching coach With C3ilcago 
while Myatt was an Infield and 
base-running coach. Hornsby, 
hailed aa tha greetrit rlght- 
Mpidad Mttrs ot all time, had 
been the club'a batting coach 
since 9158 . . . Kelowna Pack- 
arS of the Okanagan Senior 
Hockey League have signed 22- 
year-oM AI laRtrirre to re¬ 
place goalie Dave Gatheram 
who has retired ... Brant Mat¬ 
thews, 70, an Edmonton hotel- 
man widely knoem In western 
sports circita, died at hla home 
Wednesday. He r m e r 1 y 
owned tha Edmontgn Eakimoa 
baseball dub and wss a major 
•hareholdar In (he dty's 1959 
entry In the Canadian-Amerl- 
can League. . 

/■AIJ.ARY STAMFEOFJLS 


haee picked up import quartar- 
baek Jahany Oreaa (rom'l 
Toronto Argonauts of tha Big 
Four Football Union. Green 
was placed on waivers Tues¬ 
day after becoming expend¬ 
able when Toronto acquired 
AI Dorow. Green reportedly 
had been headed for Pitts¬ 
burgh of-^the NFL . . . PMI- 
adolphia PhlUica announced a 
three - for - three player swap 
with Buffalo Blaons of tjie In- 
tornational League. PftfltnBnf' 
catcher Joe LoowiM, utility in- 
(lelder-outfielder Harry Hiin* 
brink and outflelder John 
Easton to Buffalo in exchange 
tor pitchers Dallas Green and 
Raymond Colp and catcher At 
K a n ds r i. 

WWW 

MONTREAL ALOUBTTEB 
My they don't expect end Ral 
Patterson to play any more 
football this season. Patterson 
' goes Into hospital today (or 
'ai( exploratory operation on 
hia injured Mt knee . 


billon game in the west In t« 
years. 

'Thst’s one of the closesfi 
calls we've had since we startj 
ed these western tours,” pufle 
Adams who found it a pretty 
tough chore to fight hla way 
through the milling autograph 
seekers odtside the dressing 
room. 

“After the gome they gav 
ui tonight. It's pretty easy to 
see that Victoria la going tq 
go places In the WHL IhU 
season. From what I’ve aeeq 
of your league, I'd rate th 
Cougars on a per with Seatik 
Totems-and they’ve got 
good club.” 

. Adams' crew Muf to go all 
out, as they did last night, 
edge Seattle S-t'Sundoy. Ttie 
two games, rays Adams, Ind 
cate that the WHL srlll 
played this season on a I 
calibre than ever. 

TFJMFFIU GAMP 

"That Zanier played a le 
rifle game (or the CougarJ 
and stopped Gordie Howe, nuq 
big .roan, cold. Ctordie's 
beat player in the NHL an 
be isn't stopped like 
oNen." Mid Adams. 

■Every lime Ctordle moved h^ 
had three men on him. Thejl 
checked him real well. Thei 
checked everybody well, wq 
had a hard time wtting un 
tracked.” 

The talk swung to the 
ond straight sellout crowd 
Memorial Arena... Cpmmen 
Adams. ‘Tt really makes 
feel good to see a crowd IlkJ 
that We had a big one iq 
Seatle Sunday and one thing ] 
noticed at both rinka was th 
the fans Spplauded our play 
something you don't see In (' 
NHL anymore.” 

Adams was ' ssked how 
thought Detroit would fan I 
season. *A lot better than I 
yaor. WFut plckod up a lot i 
.£Md young players Ilka Va 
Fonteyne, Lou Marcen and 1 
Mritqill.” 

"Yob watch this Fonteyn 
He's going to be one of ih 
better players up there 
Val'a got averytMng. 18 
skates real welL can alwot an 
make plays as well aa beind 
a better-than-averags chack«r,f 
sold Adams. 


Empire Champ 1 
'Beau GiardelloJ 

CHICAGO (AP) — 1 
■Dger, British Enqpire'mk 
weight bo x I n g champ 
pounded ouri unaplmoM ‘ 
rialon oeer Joey Glardel| 
Wednesday night In a televta 
10-round bout tai (Sdeata Stj 
dlum. . V 
GiardrOo, whose winnh 
streak ended at Uirea boud 
was unable to cotw wiq 
llger'i c(tectlva.left hnaka. 


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Second by a Nose 


Best game of the season 
—that’s the outlook for the 
Navy • Drakes clash in' the j 
Padhc Coast intermediate 
football conference in Ro^l 
Athletic Park at 2 p.m. 
Saturday. 

It's also the last ineetln{ o( 
the two local teams this sea¬ 
son and Drakes, smarting 
from deacriplions of their 27- 
19 win over Navy last week¬ 
end a* lucky," will go with 
the best they have In every 
posiUon. 

They'll almost certainly 
need the best, as the young 
Sailor*, gaining confidence 


with every game, are insisting | 
they can sweep their last three, 
games of the year—this one 
and fwo more against wlnleaa 
Surrey. 

Drakes will he without 
tackle and inside linebacker 
tiordie Gon^nko. out indel- 
inltely with knee and ankle 
Injuries. Ken lligga, Don Hen¬ 
dry, TUIman Briggs, Pat Moon 
and Rkk MeVie have Injuries 
that mighPlieep them out but 
previausly-lnjtitcd Pet* Tur- 
ko. Steve Kapasky and 'Leo 
Kozak will play. 

So will guard Ivor Jenkins, 
who's been out of town on 
buslne** for two sveeks, while 


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North Vancouver, and her 
almost-prize-winning coho 
caught the other day^ in. 
Saanich Inlet. 

Mrs. Short wife of tho welt-. 
knowT^ Sandown race track an-4 
nounoer, caught an 18H pound-1 
•r the other day on k Strip 
Teaeer and weighed It Into the 
Dally Colonista' King Ftaher-: 
man Contest at Holder’! Boat¬ 
house. Deep Cove. | 

The big beauty was Just half 
a pound lighter than the sea- 
eon’s leader in the King Fish¬ 
erman eoho division. Charles 
Newman landed a 19-pounder, 
also In 5Uanldh Inlet during 
August and haa held the rec¬ 
ord since. 

Mrs. Short, however. Is as¬ 
sured of a coho crest for Sep 
tember. 

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lamillon mapped Jiack. 
■Ihey'ra going to need 'em. 


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By TKO Rr.R>’E 

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t|Marterfaacks 

Of randy and peanute and 
ahoiier bnrfcs . • . 

HliMi leaves a loi of bigger 
lan«« 

For the Dekkers and -lanes 

And the nine yards for 
timely galae 

Fbr the guys wfie win the 


cme I pect and depart^ because he i 
tert I wasn't an animal enough to 
he I Indulge In this pastime. Which * 
. a a and no criticism here H I 
' meant by It . . . was his very 
bad fortune , , , 

Why? WeU. us animals have 
, fun top and then have a little | 
ery over to help the other quad- i 
Kd- rupeds, blp^ and tree-swing- 
and ing neighbor!, to mingle llke- 
3ng wise. 

gcr Meanwhile beck at Pea- 
snd Head's place the Basque 
old Croupd Gainer . . . one rub- 
low ber ribbed thrower name of 
la's aS. Etcheverry Is up to his hip * 
J. pads In trouble with a slightly \ 
^ Fat i 

Tfirson to grab Hie long ones 
like >. . . and a wear>' bunch of 
am- bones of his . . but what a 
«ep stor>' of a tattered battalion 
Ung he, and Hugo and a few more 
[hat are tucking together . . . 
rles There Is Stonewall Jackson 
out.of '* 'Master up In Ottawa 
vtsd I who uTki.i Gary SchreMer and 
Sgt. I Ronnie Stewart running some 
ade way back Canadian patterns 
that make sense also If they 
ain- Joyce tn there at fullhack 
,am- with Thelen they might even 
tall overtake the Tigers for one 

like * * * 

jlly afternoon . .. 

t Then you have the big boy 
lada i educated wing . . . 

tho bookkeeper’s noggin and 


th^ walking-on-broken-eggs 
sort of feet called Dubllnskl to 
go into a Trimble spread for] 
the Big Club. | 

And a desperado named 
Faloney. we wish we had had' 
on our sloe, as he happens to 
be our sort of citizen — krlth 
a football 

Great year fbr quarterback! 
. . . Next big Invention In Ca¬ 
nadian rugby w’lU be a direct 
snap to the halfbacks who can 
(remember) be running be¬ 
fore tho snapped boll comes 
along . , . and then If a kid 
quarterback is having an un- 
- fortunate day on the T ... or 
' even on the sterner sterner 
‘ stuff .—.-H won 't k ffl tho teom 
because maybt a halfback or 
a fullback will lako tho 
spheroid i^ackod with leaves 
and nm along with it for his 
own pastime. 

And ours ... ‘ 

(CupyncM Tarimta TtMsram) 


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L Oaam. SMttlt: aL T:U cUm 
Lilian fly 

Mn^ IL WUUama. 4ta TysSaB; au 
corn. Iwndall fly. 

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aa T:1S into. WMall fly. 

Jsdi CrWiU. AnbMm. WaaR: T:U 


With the short attack •. • 
(Five Yards MeGruffey) 
Rmew that note in 30 days 
. « and the Vancouver Lions 
are atlll apt to be around • • .' 
The next one they piay with 
tho Esktmoa Is tho one we 
would wish to wpy^h. 

Nonetheless, is It not a fact 
that every team . . , each and 
every individual outfit in the 
Big (?) Nine has been all 
mixed up with shaggy quarter¬ 
back stories this autumn? 

Like Tiipucka who affs^lvcd 
In Ottawa In a big dcal^ and 
could not get them off the 
but is now going 


FISHING i 
TACKLE] 

FOR A GOOD CATCH! 


Q. WUMma. 4Bn TysOad: fiU JRll 
T.12. tiS caSa MOnfl fly. 

FALT BROS. MARINA 
cowk'han bay 

H ewua. OPwlclMn Bay; L:S edw 
borfetail fly. 


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ANCHOR MARINA, 
CXIWICHAN BAY 

Wawty Vn. Conrinaii Bay; fi:U ceka 
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Bub McOass. Cobhl* BUI: M l f-S 


• SPINNING • CAiSTINQ 

• TROLUNG 


HPAIJlING 

Mi^l-Hhafted. 8tnmg 

BadmiiitM Racqatta 


ground 

to win a few* or so for them ...' 

Like AI Dorow who came out 
of a phone booth to get Steve 
Owen’B Argonaut! on the way 
with nine plays which Steve 
brushad off from the old A 
formatlo*^ . . . And has the 
Argonauts, the old Joe Wright 
Argonauts, at least fighting 
again . . • 

Like . . . Jimmy Van Pelt 


GIBBS 


a B. W PattaUo. RarUi Vaaonvar, 
1:4 nRo. burktail fly 

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Rwktall fly. 

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Wasar* BicMinar plM 

Turn CpfaUrharlT Daaraa. T it •:! 
enha. kariflaU fly 

Ray Hitia Slis Roaabyrry: T-4 rote, 
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B. J. Patawr. Owiraa: T t T B rgfca. 
flatfUR 

J OfllMMS. Cfiwlrl— Bay; t:l cdia 
flatflaR 


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4 NKW YORK (API ^ The 
Mock mArktt snapped a string 
oX five days on Uta upside and 
declined sbdrpty in moderate 
trading. 

pu Pont plunged 6 S poinu 
to and General Motors 
dropped IS to MS with news 
that a fedwal eouri ruling an 
the prolonged antl-tnut sutt 
to ('ompel nu P5IU IB divest 
itself of its 23'per-cent Interest 
in General Motors ia.schedukd [ 
fpr Priday. 

Later, newa came of a htg 
secondary distribution of 300,- 
000 shares of tJ.S. sTeel $30,- 
000400 worth understood to 
^ result from settlement of the 
»*l estate of the Ule How.Bnl> 

(ioum, son of financier Jay 
Gould, t’is. Steel lost 2*» to 
lOO'j. 

Studehaker ■ Packard again 
topped the most-active list, but 
this lime on the downbeat as' - -- 

profll. Wfif Ukrn on Its flruin ^1nrL<>t 

rlw. The rpgulir ilotk l«l IhfX VerHin iTiarKtl 

market, Hff I'* at 11*. eli 
220.700 shares. 

Bank$ l.oiie (rroand 
MO.NTRKAL (CP* — Gloa 
. ing piUes showed weakness. 

Declines odtnumhered ad- 
, Vances nearly 2 to 1. Ciosing 
^averages showed five indexes 
off. 

Banks softened with 1-point 
(loases by Commerce at 30^ 
l^d Montreal at 55. 

' Noranda gained I at 49*3 in 
a weak metal section. Loseis 
were International Nickel off i 
11*1 at W. Hudson Bay down 
4 at 50Vs and Aluminium off 
^ at 32. 

Papers were mixed. Cons. 

Paper weakeiied IK at 37 and 
Southam feH IS at 6HK. 

Utilities were irregular. In 
temational Utilities jumped 
l*s St 30K, Consumers' Gas 
made Vt at 42 K. Calgary 
Power eased S »< OOK. 

Beverages and oila were 
softer. 

^[|>eni<on Boo$t^ 

TORONTO 4UP» — 


the uranhuB Industry and 
added that Consolidated Deni* 
I son now hed the caah re- 
The overaD outlook for Can-h^ourcee to enbble if to con 
ada’s giant new uranium tn«’| sidef a diversification of in¬ 
dustry may not be the bright-. tereaia. 

est, but for some companies Gunnar Minee, the first 
I Canadian uranium company to 
I make dividend payments, has 


at least the current going 
proving pretty good. 

Consolidated T>enisoiv one of 
the larftet companies in the 
industry, with Its operation in 
the Blind River area of On¬ 
tario. has announced Its llrtt 


three w*eIU In Venecuela end 
four in Wyoming. 

* A e 

OIL BALKS IMPRO^ R 
B.A. CHI reports that Im¬ 
provement In the volume of 
sales of etude oil. gaa and re¬ 
fined products s'^ tn earn 
ings continued In 
also been making its disburse -1 quarter of. 1959. 


with a year ago. Gasoline price 
-^ars. however, had reduced 
I the benefit of Increased sales, 
according to'£.~D. Brockett, 
Pacific Petroleums, announ- president 
cea th#t It Is curiwily , Crude nil production In 


ment at the $1 level. 

A A* - *★ 
PA< IF1C AT 


Sales volume for tha nine 
months pennd is up TH per 
cent from e year ago and 

constitutes a record Cm* the 

company. • 

(LKABINGS HK.HBR 
Victoria Clearing H o u s a 
volume for .September was 
the third $42,933,229. The clearings for 

compared September. 1966, were $40,737^ 

Ma- 


dividend pavmenl. and has ripaling In the drilling of M Canada for the first 

g.y^n ligurr, l« .haw that « "* Jf*'Tn 

f 1 ■ • U» hiatory. 34.000 up JO pci 

hu nearly rle.icd off It. wells ".ue drillin* for cnl from s yeor iqpi. 

orilinal bond Indcbiedne^ bc'.: and in tho Pom.- aalea aie ealimaled at 68.(100, 

Consolidated Deniaon It pay- hint area of Alberta 10 arc pop cubic feat a'day. 

■ II on each of lu more, being drilled. ♦ * ? * 

BEHI HAIACi RECORD 


Sniper Hits 
Ottawa 
uoo!- Pig eons 


•MEM »* on eacn oi lu more,*"'"* — - 

:nraSi*f’.'r*-» "’*" < W,".* .-.har^i on Oct j 

__l4Ai, 4 i#f B.t, 2«. The news caused the price yr* . • 

--Aat'ef the stock to rise over $1K v IClOriH 5-*" 

SAI.IBB. [ Trti-ciibtft UIntAc ('vt-hanoM Meet* Thi» Month 


.w..^.-.-.417.14 4rff 9>t‘ef the stixrk to rise over $1K 
on Toronto stock Exchange. 

Even more impressive how¬ 
ever were the figui'es quoted 
by 9. P. Roman, president. He 
announced the pi-ofit for the 
first nine months were esti¬ 
mated at $y.500.B08 «r2.Kn a 
J.shatei againsi $.'>^77,000 (1.34 
^ a share! f«H Uie aorresf^i^mg 
peiiod of 15H>8, ind against 
$9.5.56,113 ($2.14 a lhai.ci for 
the whole of 195S. 

In addiiion. Consolidated 
E>eniaon during this yoar has 
reduced ill fpnded debt by 
$15,200,000 to $6,900,000. 

Mr. Rirman said that he was 
optimistic shout the future of 


OTTAWA tCP> - Csnada't 
capital city is a poor place for 

NH prom of Sfr^bca fore, ha, an 

/?* ,V“ »'“«»' Pti*"" rtwlmvar. Con- 

monthowMlIng Julf a),ar. r»i„hb. Ronwo Morrl.;.il. Al- 


WINNIPKC (CPp — Prills 
were somewhat Irregular in 
moderately-active trade 

Flax showed esu'ly hesitation 
on commission selling but 
pi'ices showed rallying tenden 
cies as bnybig appeared on the 
decline. Export ai^nunta were 
bu.vers.. 

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In 1957 there were 373 aep- 
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ralia with a total membor- i 
RUp of MIO.IM. 


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up 13 cent# at W cents. 

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S at 29S. 

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! LONDGN (Reuters! -Gains 
among industriaU were wide Coppers Weaken 
spread on the stock market. * 

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was evident, stimulated by 
election optimisMo 
Steel diares were buoyant 
and engineering shares were 
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lower priced coppers and some 
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market. 

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and.Torwest.4o 1$ cents. Other 
minea did lliile,'— 


There wete occasional bright Woodward’s at $19K was 
spots in niDiors and Hawker the strong spot among indus- 
Siddel^ was promlnant la air- L trials, but Trans Canada weak- 
M'afta. 'ened to $24K and MacMillan 

The gilt-edged market. B. to $39K'. 'pie new Powell 
disappointed and initial gains River shares closed at $17. 


were reduced. 

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after trading at $17K. 

In oils F^ort St. John' 'w as 
higher at $2. but Pacific Pete 
was weak at $11. 

Montreal Bondt 
MONTREAL, Srpf! 30 (CPi 
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10 i-onlt in modoratoly arOxa 
Dading on tho Montreal bond 
market, ^ng-lermi dropped, 
H to \ Of a point In quiat' 


NOTId Of OlVIMND 

Tha Iturth quortarl; dhrldtnd 
el ISc a ihare m tho aotataid- 
itig eommoo iharei of the Com- 
peoy will be paid Oct. n. 16M 
to ahareholdert of record ae of 
the cloM el bunaeea Oct E 
IIH. 

auENS a ca uurncD. 
a. A. Eaechlel, 
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Our Guaranteed Investment Receipts issued for a 
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Valltl (Folmrtit VWHfk, I.C^ Ttar*, Oct 1, 1181 


NOWI ROCKET “60" ON 
REGULAR OASI 


Now .,, mora tnllM por dollarl Evory dollar-MvIng 
Oynatnic M hct, «s $t»ndttd (fvipoiont tho now 
RogiHcr Rocket •ngliw—lor Rockot "Go" on lowor- 
co«l regular gee—delirer* mere mllee at pleaaura lor 
your money! Featuring Ecoit-0-Wiy carbureter, H'a 
the Rocket thal'i eitra eaey an year pocket! 


new stability, new safety and new silence to every I960 CMdsl * 

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There's a new balance of power...with two Rocket eitgiiMs for '601 
Three esublished series to choose from! Seventeen new models . . 


The 1960 Oldsmobiles are here—as new as new can be! Every beautiful 
line and every outstanding new feature is included for your satisfution 
and to bring you the finest the medium-price class has to offer! 


Oldsmohile's new and radiant styling is designed to satisfy your tense including two new 3-seat Fiestas! 


<st food fiMc. New QuadH-^anced Ride is certain to be tbr mosr^ 
comfortabfi, satisfying ride you've ever tried. It brings new smoothness. 


Come in and see the Mighty Sa ri s f y - ing 1960 O idsmnhilc s ... t| 
built, quality told and quality serviced for yciur lasting satisfaction. 


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Yates St. at Quadra 


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iCoant Contracts Lost? 


tail|t ffalmW' Vkt*ri>, I.C^ TWi^ Oct K IKf 


Strikes Afiain 

BERMl'DA (ITI) — Th« 
**m»d mcwMi kfn*‘,r*' hi^ 
clslm^ hU ttilrtf' victim 
Mure 

The matJIftIcd bo^' nf 
tt-ycar-old Dorotli>’ Eawtin- 
Mm WM foand T aw i di iv 
fbmttaf off^A Inncly bMch. 
TwW bcf(w' whc« tioc moon 
w|bi women have been 

attacked and murdered tn 
the name area. 


already has won a labor fight 
against thrSlU on the sedway. 
winning a later relations board 
certification for the approxi¬ 
mately 900 men involved. 


ant onkm In this area. Between 
now and the opening of 1960 
inland shipping In the East, 
the big fight will break out. 

Meanwhile, the brotherhood 


It’s only a prelude to a big¬ 
ger battjie between the two 
hefty unions on the Great 
Lakes and St. Lawmice River. 
The 5ieafarers are the denaln-* 


OTTAWA <CP>-rThe tough’ 
Seafarers' International Union 
got bounced around Wet^nes- 
day by the (>nada Labor ^la- 
Uons Board. 

HalC. Banks' lOXlOO-member 
SlU had this happen to It: 

The ankm was slapped down., 
officially, by the Canada La- ^ 
ter Relationa Board an In-1 
discreet editorial in ire official 
paper. 

All indications Were that It 
would lope out almost 100 per 
cent In tcying to hsrtd contracts 
wMi 13 West Coast shipping 
operators against an onslaught 
by the Canaittan Brotherhood 
of Railway. Transport and 
General Workers. C.L.C. 

The Seafarers, evicted from 
the Canadian'Later Congrem 
a tew months ego, are trying 
to hoW tlH^ Weal Coast mem- 
; bership against the brother¬ 
hood. with 40.000 membeni and 
better heeled financially than 
the SlU. 


MEN’S WOOL 
MELTON CLOB 
JACKETS 


Icebreaker 
Tries Sea 
Today 

The spanking new $4JgO.- 
MM icebreaker CamsHI Is 
M^tcdulcd to leave Yarrows 
Ltd. shipyards at 8 a^n. 
today for final sea trials 
before belag handed over to 
the department of trawHmrt 
next week. 

The l.lig-lim vesac4. bnJH 
an a supply vessel to serve 
the w rit era Arctic, will 
undergo 84 honrs of endur¬ 
ance trials ta Jnaa de Pltca 
Htralt. 

The CsmscU wIB be baaed 
In VMorln and will also 1#^ 
aervire alda to aavtgathui an 


Another Bulb 


CompletHy quilts 
lined throoKhont 
with quality liniiu'. 
Two-way convertlMo 
wool knitted collar. 
Sixes 38 to 44. 


Total receipts for the Cbm-j 
munity Chest campaign passed | 
the $»000 mark yesterday. | 
and by Friday afternoon there 
should be another bulb shining 
on the Giant Re^ Feather 
chart. * 

Eric Malletr. campaign chair 
man, aaM laefe^ night thit re- 
celpU so fhr total $36,441.22. 


Reveraible nylon 
Car Coats, terylene 
lining, zipper fas- 
t e n e d, jipiaranteed 
wa'shable. Sizes 
small, medium and 
lance. 

(N«< .xarMy M WmlraM) 


He urged cmnvaaaers to get In | 
their ratumi m far. 

In order to keep to the tenW- 
tlve ichedule. the bulb next I 
to the txjooo mark on the Red 1 
Feather aign.must be Ut by' 
Friday afternoon. 

Yesterday. 50 ranvasaert be¬ 
gan catling on 600 smalt films 
In the doomlown area, seek¬ 
ing $17,000. 

Naval efflrers and men 
yesterday were urged by Rear 
Admiral H. S. Rayner Flag 
Officer, Pacific Coast, to' con¬ 
tribute. 

■ This year’s Red Feather 
drive will cover the Langford 
area. Mra. Jean Boulter, area 
chairman, needs a few more 
women for realdentlal can- 


atore aa a resaU of rhanges 
la the governme n t's fnim 
price rapport progfnas which 
went Into effect at mldntglit. 

At that thne the govani- 
■nent wrill stop baying skhn 
milk powder altogefber, stop 
baying eggs end Instead 
rabaldtae fanners directly 
for them and redore the rap 
port price for hogs. 


MILAN-Marla CaUna can¬ 
celled another concert and re- 
knainnd tn aeclualon. upaet over 
her trouMea with her ea- 
tringed huahand O l n v a aa t Rat- 


With String Attached 


Lions Gate Bridge 
Bennett’s Gift Offer 


CORPUS arnisn. tcx.— 

ItM RlriiardMHi. one of the 
world's richest men. died oPa 
lieart attack. Tha “billionaire 

backplBr* was 68. 


TiMue handsomely styled 


MEN'S CAR JACKETS 

This ootstaa^c Chr iacket Is Meal for 
Victoria’s fall aad whiter weather. Made 
from water-repeBent fahrA-, completely 
Baed wHh rich rayon-rovered wtttA quHt- 
lag. Adjustahle sleeve aad waist straps. 
Two ruoaty .flap-style pockets wtth slpper- 
eioaing Hgdsetta pocket, ('ol- 
ors bAge or grey. Mea's sloes Jf Q 

M to 48. SPENC ER’S rOlTR- M 
STAB HPETIAL. each_■ 


^ ~ Premier Bennett ytsterday 

W ^ ^ g offered to give Vancouver and 

m tW% V A t West Vancouver . the Lions 

• Gate bridge, ita maintenance 
equipment and all approaches. 
y g J ® The government bought the 

Handicap " 

But ha attached one big 

RANDOWX PARK. THt’RSDAY, OCT. 1. ISM 
We«ther Clear. Track Good flrrt Part l.« p.in.; dvl* governments 

W would have to conatruct a new 

FIRST RACE—Allowance, $550, for 2-yfar.okti, foaled crxMtlng aa a joint vanturv, 
in Canada. ' anywhere they chooae and of 

SIX FI RLONOS PP “F •'“F '•'•‘r#. and toUa 


Carpenters | 
Berate ! 
Government j 

Carpenters are worrlad about j 
the aouroe of future craftamen 
for the Induatry In British Co¬ 
lumbia. 

Delegates to the B.C. Pro- ‘ 
vinclal Council of Carpenters, I 
who ended their three-day con- { 
ventlon yesterday In Victoria, i 
berated the provincial govern¬ 
ment for,failing to keep proper I 
supervision over apprentice I 
training. 

The council decided to set; 
up its own auperviaion. after 
hMring rcfwrts by delegates 
tllat some apprentices were 
approaching their thiid year 
without receiving official 
notice from the provincial in¬ 
spectors to take classroom 
training. 

Delegates voted to appoint 
^4hrc^man study group, and 
I charged It with devUlog a sya 
lem whereby local unions can 
I sup^y supervision and guld- 
lance to approfitkea in the In- 
I dustry. 


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Made from water-repellefil 
fabric with fur-lined ilp^Ni- 
or-off hood. Two huge flap- 
style porkeda. quilled Italng 
througbout. HIsea 18 to 4z. 
Sack 


l/.S. to Construct 
Mammoth Radar 


gu X. Alarm iwaww) .. UJ HI,M aim a fmttmr 

■u X. odaM iCammrkl .... m uit aaa Mi tty 

••U iraa MW iw Jmml-?_ IS uaMH. mSba’I lal, 

aua nry ru (CmamHn 21, Xm aaa y Nr a wmm 

FOl'RTH RACK—Claiming, $550, 3>year.olds and up. 

..SIX PTRLONGS . ' PP 


WASHINGTON <UPI) W 100 fact far the Ixrfcat 

Th« Pentagon apace agency | unita now In operation, and 
announced yexterday that the | arlth 000 feet lor Ifie giant 
workfa largest radar device radto-leleecope being built by 
will be built In Puerto Rice es I the navy at Sugar Grove, 
part of Amertca’s balUatlc IW. Va. 

miaxilc deleiKc. Hie advanced reae ai r h prol- 

It wlU be powerful enough : act agency said the device wfll 
to ptek up an abject one cuMc | coat only $tJO(XOOO compared 
yard In aixe at a diatance of, to tTOSOOJlOO tor the navy 
XMO mllea. It alao could ha I prajM A apokeaman exptaliwd 
uacd aa a radin-telescopa.. that the Puerto Rico anteniM 
The radar will have a diah-. will not rotate, and win oper- 
duoed anteimg. LDOD.. leal in I ate mi a r omDaraUvelv low fre- 
dlameter. Thla rnmparea with I puency. about tOO mefaeyelea. 


FIFTH RACE—Claiming, $550, for S-ycar-olda and up. 

MILE AND SEVENTY YARDS PP 


aemr ara. iaiww u «» u, Omw mui amm aw. 

SIXTH RACE—Salt Spring Handicap, $600, 3-year.oidi. 

SIX fi:rlonos pp 


Signal Smashers 
Put on Probation 


Am Wa0ta- 

lias Whr BmiWeiaUrt . .US Omw« V SMs Ir 

SEVENTH RACE—Claiming, $550, 3-year«ldi 
SIX FCRLONOS 

« — ■ M M. ICMi . tm ua. mw. M CM wwe 


DUNCAN- TJra youiS^wn 
who anaxhed railway lignal 
Ughta and cauaed tr^ht 
trains at night te “Moarly lael 
their way- through port at 
thla district, wen .placed on 
probation for six months yaa- 
terday. 

The boys, one ;U and the 
other a U-ycaraU aAnItted 
that they had amasbad two 
lenaaa on the E. A N. Railway 
akttng at Somtnot aarUer this 
month. The aiding lenaaa, arere 
worth SlJt aaeh. 


Company official Rowland 
Towers told Judge A. C. Sut¬ 
ton there had bsen “conalda^ 
able- breakage In the a^ but 
that te latii tte boys “dUiT 
know tte troubte they could 


Too arc cndangerIriF. |h 
lives of the operaton m 
coikd cause a terrtble tm^ 
by doing that sort of thing, 
conmentad the Judge wb 
aald It was a -•crious an 
fooUafe- thlndi to do. 


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•Woman Sues Pianist 


^Ain^t She SweeV 
Fails to Soothe 


Bltln CoImtM Vlrtiriii, I-C, TVvt^ OtI. 1, 1*M 


Sleep Deaths 
I Continue 
3 Now Total 18 

J TRENTON. NJ. (UM) —' 

« 4Mah Ml In a ■aiH>erl«4 o«t> 

% II re ah af aaoa ^ aHolM>fne 
eantem equine eaeeyhaMtis | 
IwmMlT-ll-lnanymi iha !. 
repart of fhre pnaiH»lii a4di- 


fHato lieaHli caMminakNier 
Dr. Roaror P. Kaadle aaM 
Mia l a t a a t a loap U if MrkaMa 
rkMino 4kl aol rtiafipa lila 
hattaf Miat tM oattoraak waa 


BRENTFCmn. E n c 1 a n d 
; tCP)—Reginald Wiggins is a 
pianist with a limited reper 
i toire. his next-door neighbor 
complained. 

The neighbor. Ellen May¬ 
nard of nearby Twickenham, 
aas suing Wiggins for fdOO 
. because he played the aame 
five pieces over and over 
; again. 

She told the court In this 


Middlesex toan that he once 
played ‘‘Georgia*’ hours 

at a stretch. When she pro¬ 
tested. he obliged by sadtch- 
Ing to “Ain’t She Sweet." , 
Wiggins' counsel said his 
client denied being particularly 

noisy. __ 

The ludge adjourned the 
cai^ indefinitely without hear 
ing the case for defence. Miss 
Maynard was left to face the 
music. 


COFFEE BCEAKS SHOULD 
BE ABOLISHED! 

So sa,vs Robert Thomax Allen as he speaks 
for that neglected man — the boss. His 
views will give you plenty to talk about 
' duririK your coffee break. Read them in 
thia week's Star Weekly. 


TRAVEL HOME FOR 
via OuwjdianGka^ 


More than any other time, Thankt- 
givinf it a time (or family reunions. 

So why not celebrate this festive 
oeeaaion by travelling home, or by 
bringing your children to you! You 
can bring the family together at 

Prtptrt aaw /er a gaia frnmUg Tkamlugmag W$tkend on Orioher i(Nk, Itik 
end Itik. CoU gonr Canadian Parific Attni jor ruenolwnt. EV taiSI 


Thanlogiving with a prepnid rail 
ticket... either a single or return fare, 
,first clast or coach. Meals can he paid 
in advan.e. too! All details will ha 
handled by your Canadian Paeifie 
agent AT NO EXTRA COST. 


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a Woston’s Family 

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IS S>U|| CnlanW Vktork, I.C, 0^ I, tfSI 


‘Oulrr Sevrn' 


Murderer Treats 
Sentence as Joke 


Canada Welcome 
To Join the Club 


Jdn th» "Outfr tr»d» 

froup, Oarar Thonlnf 01 Ot¬ 
tawa, Swadtah axitlMiiaatlor to 
Canada, said til an inlprviow 
hero. 

< UK.. outrr JiPVMi members 
are Biilatn, Sweden, Norway, 
Denmark. Switzerland, Aua- 
tila and Porttiftal. 

Mr. Thorainc. on a 4our of 
Western Canada, akio uld 
there was an iacreaaing mar* 
ket for Canadian fodda in 
Sweden. 

On Canada's entry in the 


OILGART (Cpi Tha way 
appears'-^cJ^ for Canada to 


trial last week Hume also tea- car dealer. Stanley Setty, In • 
tifled on a murder in Britauf knife flcht. dismembered tha 
in I960. He agreed that he had body and dropped It Into tha 
killed a London second hand sea from a iriane. 


WINTERTHUR, Switzer 
land tCPi — Brian Donald 
Hume was aenten^ ye.Hlerday 
to life imprisonment for mur¬ 
der and bank robbery. There 
is no death penalty in Switzer- 

The 3^year-old Kitiah gun¬ 
man also waa sentenced to ex¬ 
pulsion from Switzerland if he 
should be released from jail 
on good conduct at any time 
after the next 15 years. 


On bsir tum white ovenught? 
Do "hair fnmiaf" toaics rsnily 
frow hair^ And what about tha 
uae of bonpooaa? O e i o b a r 
Reader’s Digest tails of aoma 


about hair 


group: 


Readw’s Digest today ~ 36 
artidaa of lasting interest, plus 
s l-o-n-g boofc condensation. 


we don't see any objections to 
Canada Joining the outer 
seven.** 


ALL ADHirraD 

Throughout the five-day 
trial Hume has freely admit¬ 
ted the charges against him.. 

After the Jury had delivered 
tta verdict, the prosecution ap^ 
pealed to the court to pass the 
maximum sentence •—life Im-j 
prhtonment. | 

After the sentence was read 
but to Hume and he left the 
courtroom, he bounded down 
the courthouse stairs three at 
a time, laughing loudly and 
.pulling his guards behind him. 
MTBEKT EILLINU 

Hume was convicted of the | 
armed robbery of a Zurich 
bank last January and of mur¬ 
dering taxi driver Arthur 
M|ui& 43. shooting him down 
In tm street in his getaway 
■bid. 

At the beginning of the 


■ - Following Father's Footsteps 

Following footsfwxi 1* 17-year- by his father, Ueuf. 
old Barry William Hodgkin, 3127 left, attached to th 
Carman Street, being attested into the ,at HMCS Naden. 
Royal Canadian Navy as an officer Cmdr. Lloyd Jones 

ca^. Xhe ceremony was conducted HMCS Malahat, 






Residents to Approve Plan 
Before Saanich Council Acts 


;;.at Dice-gg the name implies. Nict 
to serve with afternoon teg, with a 
lunch or dinner dessert. Nice any bmel 


Assorted designs and col¬ 
ors in cotton flannelette. 
SIges i to 16. 


increased to IJOO square j area would be 1.400 square 
feet from 1.000 square feet 
and maximum height would 


Residents of Gordon Head. 
Ten Mile Point and Cadhoro 
Bay will get a chatice to ap- 


uots along the coastal zone 


would have to consist of 10^000 


prove a new zoning and build- 


Rugs, curtains, upholstery 
and other furnishings of 
Csnada's Upper House are 
colored in traditioiuil red. 


square feet, and the Arbutus 
to Margaret Ray zone one 
acre with a minimum frontage 
of 125 feet. ^ 


Ing restriction plan* for their 
communities before Saanich 
council deals with It 
The plan, 


A new single family dwelling 
zone would be created from 
Arbutus Bay to Mahmret Bay 
in which the minimum floor 


BISCUITS 


drawn up by 
Saanich planner Tony Parr at 
fhe request of Cadboro Bay 
ratepayers and residents of 
the other areas, is designed to 
protect property values by pre 
venting home construction on 
small lots, and construction of! 
mlmlmum-type dwellings. 

The plan would sharply re¬ 
strict zoning In the area and 
Xonerally Increase the mini¬ 
mum alze of homes. 

Council will nqt deal with 
the propoMi until after it has 
been approved by the areas 
tor which It was created. 

Minimum square footage of 
homes in the Ten Mile Point 
area from Telegraph Road to 
the sea would be increase to 
1.400 square feet from 1200 
aquare feet and the front 
building lli.o would be In- 
creaaed to % feet from 25. 

Queenswood area would arc 
the aama Ificrcaiie im mtml- 
mum sQuare footages. 

New homes In the Ifac- 
donaM Drive area would have 
to have 1200 aquare feet, up 
; from 800. and minimum Door 
area 1« the rest of the Cad* 
toro Ray single family dwell- 
' Ing zone would be increased 
to 1200 square feet. 

In the coaaiaL bell from 
Mount Douglas to Haro Road 
minimum fkior area would be 


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and colors. First quality. M 
sues 8 to 14. 1 # / 

Bag. ILSi. BPCTIAL ... loll 


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navy , brown and green. 
Slaet 3 to €x. 

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Fears 
US. Gifts 


Bib front, domes on Inaeam of 
legs. Red. powder, malar and 
pink. Sikes 9 months AA* 
to 18 months. nUC 

Beg. SlJi. RPEnAL....lW 


WASHINGTON (CP) — 
Canada's Finance Minister 
Donald Fleming said yester* 
day he has a number of 
raaervatlons on the new 
itl.OCIO.000.000) International 
Development Aaaociotion pro* 
posed by the UnRod States to 
provide aocalled ** 80 / 1 " loans 
to impoverished countries. 

He tpld a press conference 
that one of the major reserva* 
tlona la the concern that the 
new association might become 
a vehicle for expansion of the 
vast U^ food giveaway pro¬ 
gram. He will seek assurances 
on this and other points during 
the discussion of the U.5. pro* 
posal before the current meet¬ 
ing of the 68<ountry Interna¬ 
tional Bank of ReconsIrucUon. 


"Sanitked” Short legs, double thick- 
neM with triple crotch. Sizes 3 to 6. 
Beg. ttr pah. SPECIAL.. 


Hemstitched and em¬ 
broidered 


col- 
41x32^ 
finished. Aqua, yel¬ 
low. green and pink. 

Beg. 81J8 

pair. 77 

HPKCIAU pr* ■ ' 


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Supplies Vitamins ^ 


Mother 

Charged 


SINGLE 
LEATHER 
HOLSTER- 
WITH METAL 
CAP PISTOL 


HULL, Qim- (CT)— Th* mo¬ 
ther of t feur-yesr-oM boy who 
dM In ho*p*UI from haiH 
wound* w*i chartrd pMkrinr 
.[*hc*. Mr*. 


No squeesitif or mifrooBiiig. 
And your 9an-ap jsr mads no^tO' 
frigeratian. Keepa its' trash flsvor 
stared right on your pantry ihelf. 

Mix up a containerSil and chill 
for finest flavor; or make by the 
glass. Your whote family will lov« 
the goodness of SuBrup's orange 
flavor. 


Wifji crtmlnil n*i 


Sun-up! Sun-iip, tha new. ses^ 
“eyp-opener” drink with all tha 
good ne es of fresh orangea, contains 
added Vitamins C and A. 

Note to Mothers: Vitamin Q, the 
dtruB fruit vitamiA, ia a. ufiunin 
the body doem't store. Adira and 
children should have it every day. 


manded without plea or elec¬ 
tion. * 

The boy Is believed tt^have 
died of wounds foUowlnt a 


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that ovor happanod 
to broakfaitl 




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Ottfnm Prpsspfl to Art 


rkufUmy. Oct. 1. IfSf 


Half Canada’s Hospital Beds 
Filled by Mental Patients 


to tho CanodUtn MonUI Hoolth 


OTTAWA ICP) — The led- 
'r»l government is mming un¬ 
der Ineressing pressure to step 
up its sssistsnee In the vtUl 
Held of mental health TP 
search. Informants My. 

New repcesentations on the 


subject _ 

have been submitted to Health Association, say menUI Illness 
Minister Monteith during the la currently Canada's molt 
last few days by the Canadian u.ffirult and Important health 
Psychiatric Association. problem. 

Authorltlaa In this HaM.' Or. Crtltln says half the 
.such as Dr. J. D. Griffin of hospital bads In Canada today 
Toronto, general dlrrctor of hold mental patlanU. 


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15-oz., 


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12 VarietiM, 


A QUART 
for a QUARTER 
A GALLON 
for a DOLLAR 


Faoltlraa (Rrg. S9c) 


Handles I)bllar8 and PiantreM 

Capt. Vince Clarke of Victoria signs a pay book at 
headquarters of the International Supervisory and 
Control Commission in Saigon. South Viet Nam. 
Capt. Clarke, who is the paymaster foe Canadian 
Army personnel serving with the Canadian dele¬ 
gation. handles six different kinds of currency in- 
duding U.S. dollars. South Viet Nam piastres and 
North Viet Nam dongs. 


SANDWICH 

SPREAD 


WIENERS 
and BEANS 


Suspect Held 
In Body Theft 


MARMALADE 


wHli rrtry rtfvlar 
prka pmtiMM of 


SIOUX FALLS. S.D. (API 
— A 36ye«r-old Slaux Fxll* 
WAS held today a^ a nut- 
pec! In the robbery of 11 year- 
old Jean Penayl'a body from 
her (rave at HoDand. a small 
southwestern Minnesota com¬ 
munity. 

County attorney Jim Maninn 
of Pipestone. Minn., said the 
man made a verbal statement 
that he he attended the Pensyl 
girl's funeral service in Hol¬ 
land on Sept. 8. 

The man also admitted 
orally. Manion said, that he 
had his car repaired in Holland 
the day of the funeral. 

The suspect reportedly 
view the body while it lay In 
state In the church preceding 
the services. 

Body of the girl, who died 
of leukemia on Sept. 5. was 
learned to be missing last 
Saturday when the grave- 
dlgger at the Holland ceme¬ 
tery observed evidence that 
the grave had been tampered 
with. 

Since then Hollar>d. a town 
of 290 population, eight miles 
northeast of Tipestone In 
southwestern Minnesota 'ha.s 
lived In shock and horror. • 


Ormnge or S-Fruit 


Nabob, 24-oz. jar 


Bur this oa«i*c-ta*aM doeorstar 
product lor tbo UggoM psiM valuo tvwT 


CADBURY'S CHOCO 


OTtAWA tUPlt Police 
yesterday disclosed the arrest 
of another man and the dis¬ 
covery of another farmhouse 
base In connection with s large 
Intgr-provlncial car stealing 
gang. 

Rots Manning. 32, of Ot¬ 
tawa. was remanded until Ort. 
9 on a charge of possession of 
a stolen car. 

Confusion was added to the 
Investigation when It was 
learned that two of the recov¬ 
ered stolen cars had been 
stolen again, apparently under 
the noses of the poPre. 


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Two-thirds of all Canadian 
farms had a tractor In 1998, 
making a total of 38M16 trac¬ 
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LITTLE DIPPER 

15-02. pkg. . .59' 


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1447 DOUGLAS ST. 


Redoom Your Hdinz Coupons Here 


F a rmbri y totaM at 171 YtM Stmt. P. C McEwan'i Men’s Sho* Story hu outgrown Ibi old prcmlm duo 
M laeraailag gogulority *t tbo famout Nunn Bush shoes in Victoria. We announce, with pleasure, the tvening 
of oar aaw alan aad task toward la swing you better in our larger, weD appointed Douglas Street store. 


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DILL PICKLES 


Luncheon Tongue 

SWIFTS 


fxc/wsirt in Victoria at 
P. C. McEWAN'S 


In styling, luxury practical sandea 
. . . Nann-Buah Shots aflat mate! 
Ankledaahtoiliw mabaa tht good 
leoki LAST! ‘nte haela snug yaur 
feet Drialy ta that your feet do not 
lire ao quickly, put Ifrlng In your 
step. 

Choate the style that suits your 
appearance, srilh superb fit In every. 
deUU, liable rbeherwatea. luetFeuc 
Ideealoaea and lint Icathera. 


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FURNITURE POLISH 

Special, 7e Off 


CLYDE LAST 

Thn Hampton Calf— 
Alte In Natk and Cordovaa 


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ToI-Fm Um ItmUk UN 


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At frlO'i t o* fn>'od.i « •••• !•• '*<• ' niionni podi.’ in the 

opnif‘«1 n.id i-ilt'rpft .m| pmji* i^in' ditlinquivh*-’. Conoda 
iM »oild fnort. ts 0 -. n »ou"q q'nnl fit m. ndous poinniiol' 


mn of Canada's biqqrsf futfomert in fact, more than 
if the aoods wo se ll arc bouqhf from Canadian suppliers. 

/t. bn, *io"- ■ ,->v i-nrt of Co-odo from lorqe indutfriCi 
,□11 fotfor.i nod individnol oifiton-. .n ,,ii,-t Old lowoi ond villognt 
from Bnlith Columbia >0 Nowfoondlond 
rever we buy help toninbufe *o ihe well being of the community 
iity of Ily citiient help Weep focloney buty ond men ond women 
working and eorninq Our purtho'.e o'd*’rt are convincing evidence 
if the foith thol Eaton t ond th. peop'- -ho vhop ot foton ii hove in 
the products of Conodion mill- or,ri tono'i ■> >n the retcurcet 
ond !• iOn"< fjln, it of Conodion tupphert 
To applaud the forword thiriiiriq of Conodion induvtry, 
we plonned thit compony widi* e«potition montht oqo Our buyert 
led Conodion tupphert ond mod* mony purchotet of qoedt either 
peciolly designed for us or presented extlusively by us 

dunnq thts promotion. 
WoUh our otJ.cft..inq fsr •*' ih- tnnry ■»p« <ial displayl 


Make o po*rrl fO vi»ilf€oton i of Coandn durr^'g 





































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LOCAL NEWS 


PACE TWENTY-ONE 


SECOND NEWS SECnOIt 


VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1959 


larger, More Original 
’60 Jaycee Fair Motto 


Planirinf itartcd U«t nl(ht 
for w h a I Victoria Junior 
Chatpbor jf . Cocnmtrca o(- 
liciala have tarmed a “far 
krjer KM wort artltnaT Jay- 
CM talr than tha city haa av«r 


aa larfa aa iaat $wr’a, dnd ba 
highUchtad by tha coatliaal 
free antartainmant program 
in tha atrant'i niatory. 


pncUeal and If it ertn prova 
mora inlaraating to tha public * 
Ha aald aana antartalnment 
conlraela baea alraady bean 
Hpiad “to tha tuaa a( mam 
than tS,000 and than are more 


Alraady aa tap for tha 1M0 
lair. Whitt eria ba hatd Uay 
16 to 21, two weak* latar than 
■aual In tha hopa tha avent 
will anloy better weather, are 
tha Kirby Stone Four, a rlalng 
broadcaatiag and recording 
quartet. 


vlnoed tha public believaa, that 
next ycar'a fair ahould be 
tota'ly dUfxrent from any¬ 
thing we have done before,* 
the director mid text night. 

“We'ra prepared to hang the 
ex^lblta frecn tha calling if It'a 


Fair diractor WlUlam Rughea 
xaid following a planning meet¬ 
ing that the 1260 fair wID 
cover a one-third larger area, 
featuro a aaldway hall again 


dfie new feature of the fair 
erill be a oemprahenalve In- 
duatrlal exhibition and an ex¬ 
panded agrienltanl ahow, tha 


City Realtors Confident 


Alderman 
To Persist 
For Curfetc 

AM. Bmar McBwea w« 
paralat In tryins *• hava tha 


Lansdowne Campus 

Some Willing to Help- 
Speed Gordon Head Move 


Many memtwn ot tha real eetata bugimaa in Vie* 
toiia arc of the opinion that if Victoria Conegc wanta to 
move to Gordon Head it wili be quite poaaible to lell the 
egiating buildlnca and. landa at Lanedowne Road. 

Premier Bannatt apM Iaat 1 

Monday that tha govammant { In a Daily Cokmiat aurvey 
waa willing to match public; yeaterday It eraa found that 
aubacriptlona for naw buUdlnga | moat local raaltora thought 
up to MJXXMXn an a dollar lor that a purebaaer or purchaaera 
dollar baala, but that any extra could ba found within a raaaon- 
monay would have to coma abla time, 
through the aala of exMlng William Bailey, pf Newataad 
coDega property. Realty, praaident ot tha Real 

The two main buildinga on Eatate Board of Victoria, aald 
tha p r eae nt campna have baan that hla board would ba happy 
rackoned aa worth about to work irlth govern m ent, col- 
tl-RKMlOO. but nobody knowa if lege and other offlciala with a 
a markat could be found lor view to putting the property on 


GiAtumes of Past Point to Future 

Coatumea of paat draw attention to future aa Junior aervicea of Junior Chamber. 
Chamber of Commerce officera witneaa procla- are William Hughea, director 
mation of Jaycee Week by Mayor Percy Scuirah. fair; Stewart H^r, vice-prea 

Special week begina-Sunday, and proclamation urgex ward, prexMent of tlie Victori 

all dtlzeni to give full conaideration to future (Coloiriat photo.) 


After alx waeka In hoapital, 
ander traatnMnt for kijuriaa 
aufferad In a Montana earth¬ 
quake, Det.-Sgt. Joaep h Arm- 
atrong at Saanitt returned 
homa lor the flrat time thla- 


Education Costs 


Has Chamber Slipped Up? 
Sidr^y Official Thinks So 

Haa Vietoria Chamber at CoauMtea dipped 

■pT 

SMaey vOaM eauadi ehatamaa Dr. C. H. 
Heaamiaga aaya be Mdaka it haa. 

“I aee they are Being to ahrixtea the new goa< 
eranaeat ferry Mv. Sidney,” he aaUL ”I am xnr- 
primd the Vlntarla Chambw of CaoHneree did not 
try to have H named the Vieteria Intenatfamal 
Ferry or aoroethiag Ike that.” 

Dr. Hemminga ix not too happy with the move 
to ehange tlm Fatrieia Bay Airport name to Vietoria 


Valuable Sales Factor 


Juat promotad bom bad to 
crutchaa, tha olfloar axpraaaed 
delight at tha move homa. 
“They ware wonderful to me 


Mr. Pope aald that K could 
then be llatad with l e ad in g 
real aetata eottpanlaa. 

“A brochure on the p r ope r ty 
would have to ba diatTibutad 
widely; containing auggao- 
tiona about poaa i ble uaat,” ha 
addecL 

Ha doubted if tha buildinga 
could be aoM by tha uaual gov¬ 
ernment metiwd of putUng 
out to tender. 

“I can ImagiiM aeveral poe- 
alble uaea lor tha buildinga.* 
ha aald. He aald It could be a 
auitabla locatiun for a privata 
achool or for a medical centre. 

Fred Cabekfu, former preai- 
denl of tha Real EMate Board 
of Victoria, aald that a fact¬ 
finding committee ahould ba 


can’t beat Ihiai* 

Mra. Amutreng eaflad tor 
him at BL Joaaph'i Hoepllal. 
and drear him to the family 
raeldanee at 4690 Raymond. 

A dtlaena’ fund begun to 
help defray axp a n a ee brought 
on by the Auguat aarthquaka 
waa reported yesterday to 


Passing 


viervera on tha panel Hugh 
Stephan, asked “would it net 
ba mora proper If all school 
coats were paid out of consoB- 
datad revenue?” 

inoa education 


Education has grown ba- 


it'a Uma tha federal jMpam- 
meht steppsd in. says W. C 
GelUng of the Greater Vietoria 
school board. 

Ha made this stateanant be- 
loro approximately 90 persons 
at last night's forum an educa- 
Hon In North Ward BchooL 
Masting was sponsored by the 
school beard and fsatured a 
panel of axparta as well aa 
q u eat hw a from tha Ooor^ 

'' “I don't know of any solu¬ 
tion,* said tha ohairman of 
tha board's flnandai eommit- 
tsa, “other than tha fsdaral 
govammant entering tha 


Dr. Dm Bnpip buying aoms 
gas on tha way haaw aflar 
putting In a fuR day la tha 
city. (Ha livas at B onh li Bras 
Farm aa Gantral Jaanlch Road 
with his wMa, BInBa. and chtl- 
dran, David, 14, Ragar, U, 


New Building 


Ha said that 
was not of service td property 
dirsctly, “wouldn’t It ba right 


Court Parking 
Underground 


put a prlea 

ttM L. E. Pops af Kar lor tha exMng college bulld- 
and Slaphanaon Ltd. Inga at Lanadmaiw Road. 

Subdivision Problem 

^ 6^^ that tha sale of Ha auggaatad that once a 

was 'nmda to 

lem. pvnh- property an tha mar- 

“Ot coutos it Is aalaabie.“ VIctwia Mulllpla List-, 

said Donald Smith of North- ing Burma should put out a 
woatem Soeurltias. “h Is a brochure on tha property m 
wonderful alto and ahould a public service and hava it 
nmanend Itself to various in- widely dlatrlbuted through 
f**.*^ !**'?’ y**. f •‘“^tal or Canada and tha UnlM Sutes. 
lechnk^achool He added that the property, 

.*?• *”*•* constating of some 57 acres, 

might taka soma tkna to of- should be offaevd aa one pai^ 
ta^but that this ahould not cal giving the purchaaar the 
dstar tha collaga Dom putting option to taka the three axtat- 
Itanaw buddings at Gordon Ing buddings on some 15 aerm 
. ®I Awl with ar without tha 

^Jordon Head la tha only undatrelspad 41 acras. 

““S!* Jll?“ *• put the mil- Mr. Smith aald that It woMd 
vwaHy. Tha government and ba a mtataka to sad tha m- 
^ ^A vdopag land baiom siBt« 

dbant It,* aaM Mr. Smith. tha buildinga^ ' 


S. k. Esplay, deportment of 
eduoatloh eonlrollar, answered 
that “the only moans af rsvo- 
nue open to Riador go ve r n- 
manta Is proparty taxaa. 

“I don’t think that tha aver¬ 
age parent would like to aoo 
control takan from the local 
boards of tnutaas by tha prw 
vtneial government," ha added. 

Mr. Espley said B.C. boards 
of school trustees are doing an 
“admirable lob’’—with no ro- 
muneratlon. 

“I wouldn’t like to aee them 
being sold short by centraliza¬ 
tion.” ha said. 

Later, following a quesilon 
from tha auoience, Mr. Espley 


Victoria’s naw eourthouaa, for oonaidarably mora than SO 
wiU feature the flrat under- cars, Mr. 'Chant Indlcatad. Ha 
ground parking lot in this addad thara will ba a llmltad 
arsa. Public Works Minister anmunt of surtnea parking 
W. N. Chant said yastarday. for ganaral public using tha 
The new Hudson’s Bay courthouse. 

Company parking lot wU ba Itap floor of tha new bulld- 
parttally underground, but tha Ing will I n a I u d a supreraa 
new courthouse win have aU courtroom and appeal court- 
Its main parking factUtias room aiul all tha aecommoda- 
underground In tha sub-bsaa- Uon subsidiary to those 
iBrnt ot tha tlva-stoiey build- courts. ^ 

Ing. , Next floor will contain 

There wlU ba parking apabo county court and assho court 

--^ and faculties. 

If,. f. The courtrooms wUl fmture 

IflWR*- vp larger pubUe galletiss than 

those now In uaa in tha old 

I V AtPI-G Thara will ba four rooms for 

JLIFAp T 9 haaringa, royal commlsstoos 

and other quaal-judlclal pur- 

A glglgagl Tha ground floor Inaln aw- 

ilLUUCU traneo win ba off Burden and 

sida an l r an ca a wUl ba provided 
w , from Bianahard and Quadra. 

'1'^ I noi-n ^ **** 67 «and floor wUl ba 

l O IjISIS t^ land legtahTf otfleo with 

split level record storage apace, 
law library, court registry and 
A net gain of 156 namas of probation 
rsBident and tenant electors in tho basament wUl ba the 
had been achiavad last night registrar sf coanpanim jmd 
whan registratloo far tha dty tha xuperintendem of brokers 
potarF Bat ended. City dark and there will be two antranees 
M. F. Hiintar aaM. from Oonrtnsy Mraot m wMl 

New ragiatratienoof raal- •Atl>AmalaaBliaa66i»al)6« 
dam and tanant electors — xbove. 

renters of property In the dty ^ magislinle’a aaurt Mr 
-totallsd 5B6, but Mr. Hunter RCMP use wOl be providad In 
said, about 400 who were an ““ basement along wttt a 
last year’s list failed to send »"2“ 

In aUpa eonflnning their coo- ^**..?*^****? "**”* ’T?.*!!’* 
tlnusd elixiblllty. • tbwlUb** of naea, tncludlag 


“I know that maans chang¬ 
ing tha British North America 
Ad--but It’s baan changed 
before* 

One of tha thraa Inter- 


$55 Pension 
Boosts Fund 


The province won’t pick up 
the tab for tna munidp^tlea.” 

Mr. Espley was challenged 
by another man In the audi¬ 
ence, lawyer Rodney Uaaven. 
4106 Csdar HiU Road. 

“Why is It as sinful and 
terrible to apeak about them 
picking w the tabT" Mr. 


Seat-Warmers 
Just Lost^ 
Says Trustee 


Delighted to Aaeist 


‘pify are charged under tho 
fimlatt North America Act to 
provide education * 

Mr. Beavm aald he could 
see nothing wrong with tlic 
provincial goremmant paying 
for education. The govern¬ 
ment could lay down tha basic 
rttlse. ha salA and then let 
the school boards handle tho 
rest. 

Mr. Gening mid “I don't 
thtnk property Uxec wero 


The recent trend in Cana¬ 
dian schools to throw out^^ 
“ssot-warmara” gets qfTwp- 
pwt from W. C Gelling'of the 
Greater Victoria achool board. 

*1 dtan’t believe In thta aeat- 
we i tnei e buelaene." he toM an 
sdumtion forum last night. 

*Thay’rs )uat youngitera 
who hava lost thair way be- 
amtm- -of Midwiiaa se poos 
taachera.* 


Mlkon King af King RadRy 
MM that bo bad not InapsctSd 
ibo buildings heoaaaa. mrtil 
this waak. than had baan no 
clsar bidlcatloa that they 
might ba put on Uw market. 

Ha addad. b ow a va i, that 
Piamitr Banaett'i saegootion 
that they bo aoM was highly 


Food Stall 
Picbllp 
Donations 


*I MMiM to tglK.lip imbhr-. 
ter with kqr a—tastaa In Van- 
cauvar an Mday,' aaM Mr. 

King. 

Mr. Ktaig thought tho bulld- 
Inga won definitely lalaabla, 
but that unlam a particular 
naaga couM ba found for them 
without ce naM ar o bla oltara- 
tkma, thoy might not foaeh 
uqrthing Uko repi a ce mei i t 


TBSn an cartnlnly tceno 
good poopit In thta aton,* Col 
i l ow i nnd add Iaat night, com- 
aaontlng ad tha danalMna—Q 
af tfam yasta r d ay taWIBng 
gU«50i 

The calsaai aaM ha'hogaA 

that men menty wouM ba 
fortheeaaldg dsapi ts ttc tsial 


HUlside and Shelbourne 
Signal Operates Today 


GR 4-1150. t*Btt lead stall wm 
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By Ann Landera 


A ftri witll flaminf red pig- 
; tails, wearing a flaming red 
sweater drith an odd kangaroo* 
type pocket, stopped traffic on 
Government Street Uiis week. 

She was Erica Wlnktlmait 
I who was modelling sdqv* 
fresh-from Italy fashions. 

GAY AKAUTin;L 
And' (Mlchlfui. gay; and 
beautifully made they are. 
‘^e wig,** aald Erica, who 
came here two yean ago 
from Berlin where she was an 
actma, **would go down very 
'yprtf tn 8i> kCotiJfz. “ymi hiMw 
very trw pMpl« iM in St 
Moritz, they (o to look at each 
othtT and parade up and down 
In their atarilinf eiothca. 
LOVBI.Y FOK DBIVINO 
"Alao. the wig would be 
lovely for driving In aporta 
rara European thing, are 
made to be warm, but alao to 
'be tit-o-o attractive.'* 

'nie wig.hat romea at tl4..Vl 
and the kangaroo awealer -with 
the aaurrr rottar la tS2.S(l. 


' The moat atunning IlaUan 
coatumea made by the great 
deaigner Ciaa. were dreaa and 
coat anaemblea. 

MlJl LINING 

* Typical waa the allaraol 
dreaa with pure allk lining In 
atripea of pale primroee and- 
olive graen.*t>var It went an 
olive green coat with allk lin¬ 
ing. Cut of Iheae ouliita la 
aimpllcily llaelt. each baaull- 
lul detail worked by hand. 

Moat draaa .and coat an- 


aemblea come at t2SS, and you 
know that houra and daya 
were apent over the amalleat 
unaeen atitchea. 

Other itema are coata of 
pure mohair at about SITS. 

Erica WInkelman Uvea on 
Ihe Old Weal Road In Saanich 
with her huaband. Klaua. 


Dear Ann Landera; A lew 
yeora ago I waa In a Mg 
poker game and loat my wad. 
I happened to look out the 
window and aaw a new moon 
over my lett ahoulder. Thia 
meona good hick, ao I dccMad 
to go home for more money. 

On the way home a Mg 
Mark cot ran acroaa my path. 
Thia meona bad hick. I didn't 
knew what to do. 1 finally 
daeldad to continue on home, 
gel ISO and go bach to the 
game. 

Wea I rtaanad everybody 
—never won ao much money 
In my Mootidn' lUa. Since 
then rve never been auper- 
alltlem.—Benny. 


Dear Readers; I aaked tor 
it. It aU happened when a 
man who aigned hlmaelf 'Am 
1 nutaT" wrote to nay he waa 
worried about being a alavc 
to a lew alUy auperatltiena. 

I told him almoat everyone 
haa aome Uttle auperitltlon 
and not to emrry. And then— 
1 did It! I Invited Ihe readera 
to unload their nuperatlthma 
«n me. H inay make you 


TOILED HARO 

Until the early 19th century. 
Canadian aeltlera harvealrd 
grain with airkle. acythe or cra¬ 
dle. 


feel belter Id "iMl 
1 aald Innocently. 




Mow, «I1 I need U 11 addi¬ 
tional hand, la open the mail. 
But I'm not comfilainlng. The 
lettera have been faacinallng. 
and rd lUce to ahara aoeoe of 
them with you. 


Fashion.'.. 

la tlla aiodeni wu. peopla ere eiere aware 
of the haportaace of i<|iia ead eaed fraoai- 
iae. it la ear ooaateat aha la alack lAe 
laical afvlaa ki eyewear ead to be kely/iil 
fa aeleeflag Ike fraaiet fact rlfAl fee you. 


Luncheon for Bride-Elect 

Entrrtainlnc yetterday at a luncheon at her lAnd 
Road home, ‘'Dbinhurtt" wat Mbrjorie Loedoe TUdd, 
left, pictured with her guest-of-honor, Mlm Ruth 
Norton, whoae forthcoming marriage to Mr. Svend 
Aagg Hohn Svendaen take* place in Copenhagen, 
November 18.—(Colonist photo.) 


Dear Ann: My huaband haa 
one luperatttlon--never put.g 
man'e hat an a bed. One 
evening we went to a party. 
The hoateee wat about to put 
my huabond'e hot on the bed I 
along with the othera. He | 
grabbed It end put It on the | 
dreeaer. She laughed end - 
Shame bn | 


Dear Ann: Dhd need to get 
furioua If 1 eang before brtok- 
fbat. 

"You'll marry ■ tool" he 
dutmed. 

, I remember trlHng Dad he 
woe Ignorant and I Inien- 
(tonally tang-before breaktaat 
to prove I didn't boUeve H. 

Well. Ann. Dad wat right. 
—Hairtot. . 


ERICA WINKEIAtAN 
... . Iraffto ttoppar 




aald 'Such rot! 

’ you!" 

When we got ready to go 
homo our hooteet almoot died 
of embarroeement. Her cal 
had a Uttar of klttetw- In the 
hata of two mala gucaU. Nol 
igny hutband'a thank you—hit 


ueen Mother Sponsors Forum 


iMtl ordara fnrnpUt fUM 


Dear Ann; How foolleh to 
get out Of 1 comfortobto chair 
to knock on wood! Why not 
]uet aty ''Thank God." He li 
the one who deddee every¬ 
thing anyway. 


Mlaa Bronwen Pugh, wil. 


"la Eve out of dale?" 

The Counteie Mountbatten 
•aid; "In many aituattona wa 
can giva belter human under- 
•landing of problemt than 
men. We ere built that way.” 


By ALVIN STEINKOra 

LONDON lAP) — Sovmel 
leading Britlah woman decided 
Tueedoy that the female tex 
hat a futura — If It lemaint 
feminine. 


The women apoke at a aym 
potium tponaored by the 
Queen Mother. They had been 
■eked to reflect 'out loud, at 
a luncheon In the Savoy Hotel, 
on the queatton: 


Good Luck Charm 


iowy West End model, said: 

**1 hstsn^t worrM giuch as 
(0 whether Eve is up-to-date 
or. out*of*<late, my concern la 
to keep intereatinf dates,** 

Mrs. AlIsQn 'llunro, inter , 
national air transport official 
said: '*An unholy sight is a 
woman who tries to kwk and 
act like a man.** 

Miss Margaret Rutherford, 
actress, said: **Evt is Eternal.** 
Miss Pugh, tht slim model 
voiced tho llfhte^ touch. 

**1 belong to a silent profes- 
aion, but hero I say da loud 
as I can that I am a woman.'* 
•he saM. *’Men and women are 
•qua!, but they are different. 

**There la a place and there 
is a future In the worM for 
women, and they are best in 
I the sort of Jobs which are 
' fmimine.** 

Uady Mountbatten deplored 
the fact that Brilaln has^q , 
woman in Ihe cablndl. no 
braman ambaxMdor and oo 
governor of a dependency. 

“Yet we have the aame 
right, a., men on paper." aha 
Mid. 'But tn my many ac- 
thrltiea I have nol thought of 
perions at men end women, 
hoy, end girl*. I regard them 
human belnga. And Eve will 
alwt}', have a predominant 
place In the home." 


night you stay after echool 
for one hour.’ That cured IM 
of being >uperetltieua.—Curaa. 


Dear Ann: I uaed to ha auper- 
ititlout until a datecUve toM 
me that almoat every gangiter 
who waa bumped oft had a 
good-lurk charm In hli pocket. 
-LETCO. 


Dear Ann: In my younger 
daya I uaed to play pinochto 
adth a dignified. aHver-halrad 
plantation owner. He alway, 
wore a riiiny rilver ring lor 
luck. It had no atone, but a 
flat lurface whirh he turned 
to hla^palm. He rarely toet 
a big pel. 

A ceuMn of mine who we, 
a riverboat gambtor Mt In on 
one of our 'friendly'' game*. 
'That white-haired guy U a 
rhealer." he told me. 'Hia 
rilver ring art, u a mirror 
and he knew, wmt', coming.' 
Hi, good luck ring brought 
him plenty of lurk—about a 
hundred grand- before we got 
lipped oft.-MEMPHIS MIKE. 
MIKE 


Qtibs and Societies 


Dear Ann: I am 10 years 
old. My grandpa told me if 
1 ever saw a bat flying during 
the fiay*i"f*^ to spit three times 
and I would not have bad luck. 
- Last >«ar when I was in the 
fourth grade I aaw a bat out- 
ajde the window. I apat three 
times. The teacher saw me 
and said ** What do you mean 
by spitting on the floor of 
his cUssroomT” I told her 1 
was warding off bad luck. She 
•aid ‘‘You just made yourself 
aome bad luck, Thomas. To- 


Mrs. Ross Will Open 
Pensioners^ Bazaar 


prcvocaliim 


Lunch win be lerved end 
there'll be e ihowing of film* 
by the RCMP. 


Mr*. Frank M. Roee will of¬ 
ficially open a bezur end tea 
to be held by the Old Age 
Pmsionen' Aesoctotion No. 1 
on OcL 6 at 1 pjn. tn the K of 
P lull. 


Camosun 

Cemoeun Chapter, lODE, 
will meet it 2A0 p.m, Friday, 
Oct 2 at headquarter,. 


St. John's 

St. John', WA evening 
branch, will meet In the Flre- 


•Coreltr 

by Kmatto 

black calt 
black ralant 
aety calf 
far fact bream aaff 

16» 


G'ew of Two 
Both LfOve 


Rrbekih Lodge 

Came Rebekah Lodge will 
meet today at 7.30 p.m. in ttw 
OddlaUows HaU. 


At Weather Station 


To leam the knack of feel¬ 
ing comfortable with the oppo- 
elle aex. lend for Ann Landera' 
booklet. "How To Be Dale 
Balt," mcloaing wflh your re- 
queet 20 ccnli In coin and a 
large. eeUaddreeied. (lamped 
envelope. 

—(Ann Lander, will be glad 
to help you with your prob- 
lemi. Send them to her In 
rare of thia newtpaper enclo,. 
Ing a atamped. telf^ddreaaed 
envelope.) 


Review No. 1 

Women', Benefit Amocie- 
tton Review No. 1 will meet In 
the Orange Kbll Monday eve¬ 
ning, Oct. 5 at 1 p.m. 


DUBLIN (API 


A bearded 
Britlah writer .and two Ger¬ 
man girt, Hiled their battered 
cetamartn raft Into nearby 
Dun lAOghalre harbor Tuee- 
day after a aeven-wcek croa- 
■ing of the alormy Atlantic 
from New York. 

For Jbn Wharram and hie 
crew — 22-year-old Julia 
iBchunze Rhomhof and JT year 
old Ruth Meratbunler—a two- 
way “Kon-Uki of tha Atlantic" 
wa, over. 

The 31-year-old ikippcr Hid 
both the women arc in love 
with him end ha with both of 
them. 

"If I couM marry Ihtm both 
. 1.would do If right away." he 
told reportera. "But aoclcty 
forbida It to we will juet go 
on beiiM happy.” 

He and Jutta have a two- 
year-old too Hving with Whan 
ram'i mother In England. 


Diah^tir Afiorialion 
Tn Hear Edmonlonim 

Dr. 'Gordon Brown of Ed¬ 
monton will apeak to a inaet- 
ing of the Victoria branch of 
tha Canadian Diabetic AhocU- 
tton at 8 p.m. Friday In tha St. 
Joteph't Hoapltal nurtea' real- 
dene*. 


quartern, about 75 feet away,” 
tht colonel la reported ae Hy¬ 
ing. ‘1 couldn't get much tra; 
tton in tha Ice and enow. Jual 
when it eecntad the bMr wa, 
on top of me. Red attacked 
him from the rear." 

While tha bear wu trying to 
catch and kill Rad, a member 
of the Matton staff flaw the 
Mg beast with hi, revolver. 

Red wu mauled aeverely 
but will Uve. the report Hid 


ANCHORAGE. Aleika lAP) 
—The Alaika air command re¬ 
ported today a female alad dog 
named Red fought a Moady 
battle with a polar.lwar to Hva 
the life of CoL E. D. Futherx 
The cahmeL eoamtonder of 
the floating weather Mation 
In the Icy Beaufort Sea, met 
the 27S-pound bear )n the after¬ 
noon imnl-darkneH. The bear 
lunged 

“I tried tAJnake It to my 


Ingled^’s / 


Vplprans' WA 

WA to the Veteran,' Hnapl- 
tal will m«et on Monday. Oct 
5 at 2 p.m. in tha hospital. 


Burglars Lift 
Electric Kettle 

BurgSra cllmhed the opeo 
brick work near the main en¬ 
trance to Central Junior High 
School overnight Tuesday and 
galnad antiy to the building 
by breaking a window In a 
•econd floor washroom. 

Deon of the principal's and 
vtoe-prindpaTt officu were 
foraed open with a bar. An 
alectric kettle, two women'e 
eweoten and abbut 13 bi 
change wire Melen. 


'Ladirs' Day' 

Canadian National Railway, 
Veterans' Aaaoriatlon will hold 
a "ladtoa' day" on Friday, Oct 
2 at 2 p.m. In the K of P had 


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Yet, here at Gihsen'i you will 
find all the latest tn the new- 
look-Tor-tal] tweatera. 


autumn 


HAND-CUT 
LEAD CRYSTAL 

A heMe eaieiikle at afficieat 
eryelal tnmHriM, (b maei the 
droieadi at jaM akwri Arnry mler- 
laioiag iilMlwa. (bn aiik, 

aneb epyrrmted hr ved- 

diag,. aaniveraerim, (hewer,. 


• BULKIES 

• SHAGGIES 

• SHETLANDS 

• MOHAIRS 


starts today 


Many of these httnettve sweaters have 
color matching Mchls to eomptete the one- 
piece kMk. 


Ao exeelleiit 
VBloe Bt, each 


Including 


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WEAR 


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"Where Your Faehlon DoUar Bring* Greatar Sattotoetton' 


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Batflt Cnfinrttt Vkhrk, l.(^ nm, Oct 1, IfW 


Eharples-Goldie 


ERSONAL 

A/TENTION 


Victorians Wed 
In German Rite 


CHOOSE THE NEW 


CRUSADER WATCH 


Caiiada'K Oiratrat Watch Value 
17-21-25 Jewels 

FI LLY Gl'ARANTEED 

rai'SAWR ' ...V 

-BATAMATIC’’ '• ' -i’ 

a- •'•a 

SS Jewell! . ‘ M 

S«U-Windtng! 

Waterproof! pjlH SI 


Hit Honor the Lieutenant-C^vernor and Mrt. Frank Mac* 
kenrie Rota will return to Victoria and (kivernment House gfl 
Saturday followinf a two-month trip in Europe. 


I Victorians were recently 
•named at the RCAF station, 
e Baden Soellingen, 


diarmlng in a white ballerina* 
length lace gown with stand- 
up lace collair. Her seed pearl 
coronet held a chapel-length 
veil and the carried red' roaes 
and white heather brought 
Inmi her mother s gart^n. 

Mrs. Pat HUlier. formerly of 
Victoria was bndesmatron in 
blue. Bestman was LAC D. 
HiUier. 

A reception was held in the^ 
lounge at 4 tFl Wing. Baden 
Soellingen. 

The newlywed* '*’10 reside 
In Germany fefr the next few 
years. 


Germany, 
when Mias Bessie Roberta 
Goldie bet'ame the bride of 
LAC Peter Alfred Sharpies. 

FIt.-Lt. F. Mould ctffh’iated 
at the ceremony in the RCAF 
station chapel for the daugh* 
Vr of Mr. and Mrs. John 
Goldie. 570 Broadway Avenue. 
Vhtoha and the son of Mr. 
and Mrs. Fred Sharpies. 9B5 
McKctixie Avenue, Victoria. 

Gi\en In marriage by LAC 
John Galley, the twide was 


Sij pppr />nnre Parlie$ 

A large number of parties have been arranged prior to 
Norfolk House supper dance to be held at Victory Golf Club 
on October 16. v- 

Prior to the affair Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Mearns will enter*, 
tain Mr and Mrs. A. D. Cameron. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. M. Davis, 
Dr. and Mrs. Dean Norna and Mr. and Mrs. D. Rhys-Jones ig. 
thPir Esquimau Rpad^ home. 


Calendar 

Watch, 

too! 

T*li date 


Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Hawksw'onh. Ernest Street, will have 
In their party Mr. and Mrs. Logan Mayhew, Mr. and Mrs. R 
P. Brown and Lt.-Cmdr. and Mrs. E. Shaw. « 

Mr and Mrs. M. Tyrwhllt Drake. SI. Charles Street, will 
and Mrs. C. N>lles. Mr. and Mrs. 


have as pre-dame guests Mi 
T. Juleslwrg and<Or. and Mrs. A. E. Tsoitier. 

Dr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Homer. Mr. AOtf'Mrs. Aubrey W^est- 
tnghouse and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hender^m are invited to the 
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Alexander, ^t. Denis. 

Mr. and Mrs. A. V. H. Agar. LJnkiea.<i Avenue, will enter¬ 
tain Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Bowden. Piofesaor and Mrs. Tony 
Emen. and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baker. « 

Guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sr-otl Hsrston, Pemberton 
Road will be Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Gardiner. Mr. and Mrs. John 
Wade, Mr. and Mrs. Angus Kenning and Dr. and Mrs. A. N. 
Other. • 

Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Bell. UpUnds Road, ^ill have Mrs. A. 
Murdoch as a guest and Mr. and^Mrs. R. Stevenson will enter¬ 
tain Mr. and Mrs. N. Blackmore. 

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Argali will have Mr. and Mrs. Tom 
Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Tony MUcheli and Cmdr. and Mrs. H. 
Gardner. 

Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Smith, Fairfield Road, will entertain 
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Williams. 


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Also shock- 
resistant, 
antl-magwitc. 


sutners 


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OTTAWA tCPi — The 35.-1 state the association's position 
oho member Canadian Associ- and get It across to the gen- 
atinn of Consumers has de- eral public, 
elated an all-out war on gift W'11 h provincial tgovem- 
coupons given with purchases, ments charged with enforcing 
populatly known as trading the t-rimiiial code, the as- 
stamps. 

This tune thfw a.sKOiiation. 
long opposed lo ihe use of the 
stamps now wide.spread in On¬ 
tario and Quebec, ui going 
after a new law.. The a.ssocia- 
tion contends that the stamps 
contravene secUona of the 
Criminal Code. 

At opening sessions of s 
threeday association annu^U 
meeting some 70 members 55 
of^ them voting delcjyites - 
gave unanirnous auppoii to an 
Interim committle report urg 
tng co-ordinated action to get 
the existing law covering 
trading stamps strengthened. 

Mrs. H. E. V'autclet of Mont¬ 
real, an assmTation past presi¬ 
dent and chairman of the two- 
member interim committee, 
said the committee will draft 
plans to “intensify the battle," 
against the. coupons. 

I Delegates lepiesenling as- 
I an(-ialion bran.yhea from 
Prince Edward Island t^ Brit- 
' I a h Columbia spoke out 
! against the use of the- cou¬ 
pons. The consensus was that 
they Increase food prices and 
that premiums offered. W'orth 
about two per cent of the 
value of goods purchased, 
really are not bargains. 

The campaign to oust cou¬ 
pons from supermarkets and 
other stores will include gath¬ 
ering proof of infractions of 
the law for legal tclion 
against violators, petitions. 

, delegations and letters as well 
as a stepped up attempt to 


1IM4 DOtGlJiS STRETT FHONE CV4-7«li 


Engaaemt^nt Announre4 

Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo McKay .3<F< Grey Street, an¬ 
nounce the engagement of their daughtei. Gloria Winnified. 
to Mr. James Harold Rrackin. I’S.N. son of Mrs. Loufay 
Jackaon. Columbus. Georgia. The wedding will take place In 
St. John's Anglican Church on .Sstuidsy. Nov. 7 at 715 pm. 
with the Rev. Canon George Biddle ofheiating. 


LAC AN^MRS. P. A. SHARPLES 


DRESSES 

for thr witching 
hour... 


Informal Itanrr 

Senior Ottioer C«(irl!i of r,n«<ii«n Tn.S«rsic« Collcn. 
Royal Road,, will cnirrtain on Fiida> e\enlnf a( an Informal 
dance on the Quarterdeck of the College. Dancing will b# to 
recorda. 


liy Dancers Win 
onors in Britain 


We are now 

showing an 
exciting 
collection of 
"Afler-Five 
Pre-vHes'’ and 
Short Formala 
for the fall 
season ... Slim 
black velvet 
aheaths. softly 
draped (Tept 
or chiffon 
di esses, bouf¬ 
fant atvies. in 
taffeta and 
laco. Sizes 916. 


irn to L .i3* / I Adeline Duncan and 

Mr. and Mrs. Douglas F. Scott who havpiieen her daughter. Hfalher. have 
eek of Miss Maud Scott, sister of Mr. Scott, returned to their Moss Street 
o return to their home in Beverley Hills. Calif, home following a two month 
trtained Sunday^ at the eockta^hour in their inp to Britain and the Con- 
’• rtthenf. 

♦ ♦ * I Mrs. Duncan, a well known 

aLA . P I dancing teacher in town, aiwl 

rfrlrtfn I firry rta.nghier. captured many 

birthday party held this week by Mrs. H. darning honors while abroad. 

■ James Bay yowmunlty hall in honor of her During a tour of Scotland 
'lolet A. Waggeit poured tea ftom they attended the most famous 

*d withcandM* and^ ratmtions and^the t^e Highland game gather- 

infs including Cowal, Aboyne 
and Braemar. ' 

At the Wlnburgh Interna- 
tibnai Festival of Danctng. 
Heather placed second in the 
overseas championship against 
80 competitors. 

Both Mrs. Duncan and bar 
daughter successfully pas.sed 
teachers* examinations lor full 
membership in the United 
Kingdom Association of Pro* 
'fessional Teachers of Dancing. 
Examiner was Mry. Adeline 


A LOVELIER YOU 

By Mary Sum Miller 


From 


MRS. ADEUNE DUNCAN 
.^1 Photo by Jus-Ritej« 

organization and a member of 
the Scottish officiai board of 
Highland dancing. 

Mrs. Duncan also obtained 
irAtbership in the Scottish 
dance teachers' alliance, highly 
recommended by the examiner. 
Mr. J. L McKenzie of Aber¬ 
deen, undefeated world cham 
pion Highland dancer. 


•mss BKmVTNA PROS- 
LKM. A lovely mother writes: 
My teen daughter needs to re¬ 
duce. tfnd she tries. But her 
desire lor sweets is her un¬ 
doing. How can 1 help her 
fight thlft battle? 

For all mothers with sweet- 
eraving daughters, this ans* 
W'er: A teen requires some 
sugar for energy. Usually, she 
takes In a sufficient amount 
at regular meals. Overages are 
due to snacking, and this B 
where mothera can and should 
help. 

Aa taena can seldom be per¬ 
suaded to five up a sweet 
tooth until It's replaced by a 
wisdom tooth, the best way 
to help la by stocking the 
Brder with low-calorie and 
sugaiiesa sweets. A partial Hat 
follows: 

Sugaiiesa carbonated bever¬ 
ages. fruit drinks, chocolate 
a>'rup. isms and Jellies. 

Low^talorie cocoa. Ice cream, 
candy, gelalln desserts, pack¬ 
aged puddings and ready 
•^vhippH cream.** 

All the above can he found 
In grocery or diet shops. All 
taste at swaet and good as 
those made with sugar. By 
their use. a teen could easOy 
cut 406 eaiofies or mom from 


Stamps 
Termed 
* Vicious 

OTTAWA iCP) — I 


Ontario 

aervtre station operators 
yesterday Joined forces with 
the Canadian Association of 
Consumers In declaring war 
on trading stamps gift cou¬ 
pons given with purchases. 

The annual meeting here of 
the Oitario Retail Gasoline 
and Automotive Assodathm 
unanimously adopted a reaolu-, 
tion opposing use of the 
stamps. 

Managing director Doug 
Fletcher of the aervied alatkMi 
operators* organization termed 
the coupqps a “vicious gim- 
, mick tp milk the public.** 


Administrators 
Meet in Calgary 

B.C. superintendent of brok¬ 
ers Stewart Smith left yester* 
day for a two^y meeting in 
Calf*ry of all provincial secur¬ 
ity administrafdHl. 

Main subject of the ronfm^ 
ence will be uniformity of 
legislation. 


her dally intake. And quite 
painlessly! 

A sugar subatltute to use on 
cereals and in beverages rruy 
also prove useful But before 
it Is instituted, the family doc¬ 
tor must be consulted. 

DIRT AND UKR IT! 

Reduce without itarvlng! 
Send for iby purse-sized book¬ 
let. **Diet ... and Like It.** 
which iadudes; Shortcuts 10 
dieting; a calorie cal^Jetor; 
simplified menu planning; 
your model weight For your 
copy, write me in care of this 
newspaper, enclosing 20 cents 
in <4iin and a large, self- 
addressed. stamped envelope, 
■eweynss* ms. swm iw » 


The South American taran¬ 
tula. a species of spider, may¬ 
be three or four inches long 
with lO-incti-long legs. 


I LOVt TO TAKI A WALK la aur suburb arooad supper Aims on 
a darkcaiag October eve^-aad glunpm the car _ 

families gathered round Ibe table. Nice ta think , 

af cheery me^s->made all the better, 1 bapt, 
with BLUE BONNET MARGARINE. 1 mcM 
that—for anything’s better wiUi Bkit Boaael ^ 
aa k. Try k a-taa yaur hot vegetahlei, Um k Bu 
at a table foraaa sad in hiacbm saodwtebes. 

Bake with k—and tea bew btbt and flaky your a 1 V w 
pastries aid caokiai aro—admira the fiae lex* 
tura af yaur cakes. Bhia Boiuiet ia made fram V 

the fiaait iagredianU . . . pure vegetaMa aila *- 

and paatetiriird aUm milk, with Vkamiaa A'aad D addad. 1 cmI 


Brtarwood Calf 
BUck Call 
Red CaU 
AU Sizea 
In Stwk 
Again 


WATCH CLEARANCE 


WBLCOMt OCTOBBIII Wkh 
yaur bright laveUaesa 
->ymr bo uw teaua bar* 
vast af fruits and VVw 
Vfgetablat . . . sa 
tasty and nourUbiag 
ia Mlada tapped wkh 
tangy. Mtia-smaatb 
kIBACLE WHIP! Na T \ 
aae bM ev-ar* been 
abla ta tuccaasfuMy 
eapy the Ugbt-but-kva- I mp i 
ly fUvor af Miracla M 

Whip, and aa other '-^ 

salad dressiag to successfully 
briags aut ail the delighAlul good¬ 
ness af gvden-fresh fruits and 
vegatabfoa aa does Miracle Whip 
Use Miraclb Whip ia your canned 
salman snpMwtches. and yan'U 
agree k nukes them **extra spe- 
CiaT* . . . truly tempting! ^ 


way far yaimgsters / x M i 
ta get the vKamuia * '* 

they need for -- 

growth and g^ 
health-ffo VitaT YlU 
Pops look, and R)pl 
taste, like candyl tav 
Tbey’vo got a ^ 
licioua wild-cherry flavor that 
cbtldron loro—yet ia every one 
are • precious vHamina—latiud* 
ing vitamins A,*C. D and Big. 
Give each child ana Vita-Pap n 
day—and feet sarane about vita* 
nun rvquirenHnU for that dayt 
Beal way. I a ngg eat, is fo gat a 
% waahs’ supply M Vka-Papa far 
IB.fo, ar if Ihera’f mare IMm ana 
ehM in the family, a U paakd* 
supply far aWy foJI. 


M>TA'i.-W SIRLt’FUR- 

mmam trimmed coats 

with qulltmt lining.. Moally 
"Little Nugget" Adjiutaitor. 
th. coat that grow. .-^iae. 8 i 




CHnonE moM a larob RnjixnoN or 

OIIUINS, ELGINS AND OTNEI 
FAMOUS NAME WATCHES 


M MMal hraakiaaL Our clfc-T!. ."iaAy 

REB RDT,t CEREAL. R ceoki la jwt a lew r) Oi 

■laiAe. aad evenraae ea^ N. dellcale Havav ^ ^ 

... a Mead at cracked wheat. 17 a aad Baa. 

Sa goad far eve r yaaij toat Acti%-a aarkari aad TnT?*liaLw 
Teuagaten find it caaialaa aaergy ralwa lar JS’jfl A ~ S 
atreauoua daya Sedeatary warkrra aad aider * • '■■fl 
jeapte fiad that M guarda regularity. Da gat faaa 
(k k^thful. eaJoyaUe Rad Rnrer kaM. H alaita -lha day afl 
nghf whaa yta awa pfpag hat Ra d Rmr Caraai far hraakfaall 

MORR THU W1U. MgLR YOU. If";,!, art aaa af thaaa wiiTm 


OrCN FRWAY NIGHT mx • f Jl. 


iag far breath thr 
kara ahaut RAZ-U. 


EASY TERHS 

NO CARR^NO 
rHARGES 


RACOO»|r 


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Are You Reaping 
A Big, Harvest 
From Your Plot? 


• ^Canned Clothes* 

Now on Market 

TORONTO (tTI)—etetbni”—ladim 
half-inpa, puitim Md Iroterda—«re on the market 

The frilUet were ^htd ia rigid canlboard 
ooataiaera. ^ 

The merehaadiiw wa« mot viaiUe, but nch 
paekage rarrted a. label with detaila ol die, color, 
qaalltji aad price, together with aa ilhntratioB ot 
the product. 

Hie iMvcalled “raiiaed dothra” are aoppoaed 
to Imve aa rlemeat of prhracy aat preaMt ia 
traaapareat eoataioera.” ^ 


ot time will die. net matter 
whether mature or not. AppM- 
enily, like divert, they have to 
come lor air. 


With the end of lummer, ■ 
backyard fardenert are turn- 
inf in their trowelt and reap. 
Inc a harveal from their ploti. 

Mott have a lew toroatoe*. | 
a few beett. apuda, tumipa and 
an cocaaicnal MCTfbw (which 
crewa Itrter every (Jay). 

The fcneral buyinf trend 
thia month ia ttited in the 
direction lo auppiement home¬ 
grown produce. 

Totatoea are a aeDer aa well 
aa carreii.~cahha8e;--*o«»- 
flower, lettuce, tomatoea and 
oniona. For the fruit bowl and 
lunrh kite, molher ia buyinf 
bananaa. oranges, grapefruit 
and grapes. 

To keep the money drctilat- 
Ing In Victoria pockets, whole, 
talers here attempt to buy aa 
mucn local produce aa poaaible. 

One crop that haa received 
a fair amount of attention In 
the leat few years is broccoli, 
locally grown and excellent 


“Don't delay—can today" la 
the call sounded for Elberta 
peaches, last el the crop thia 
year. Prices vary. 


WE Rave just received a 

NEW 8Iin*»IENT , 


- Guaranteed (a “p ae h a r -you- 
up " are persimmona anivlng , 
this week A very different 
TWnrtT yi W Mt ajHaui. p e ia li m - 
I mono have to be very dpe ba- 
! fore you eat them or else! 


atylea In a edm^e eixe 
range for noraee. beauticiane. 
recepMonlats. araitreasee and 
dietitiana. Regular and tall 
leogths. 

Terylane ‘ 

Terylene bieiid *1A** 

from r— • W 

Drip-dry cotton Sfi** 
from W 

CMton poplin 


Heavy rain In California last 
week a solid pour for four 
days, haa virtually finished off 
the teediees grape supply and 
spoiled moat of the Tokay 
crop. However, we've plenty of 
reserves until the arrival ol the 
lesser Emperors next week. 
Prices vary from two pounds 
for 38 to 4il cents. Oakanagan 
Concorda <n)oy a very short 
season, so if you pick up a* 
basket at about 11.08, It might 
ba your last. 


Europe-Boand 

Pholograpbed aboard the 
Homactc aa she sailed for 
Europe ia Mlae Aletha Stcick, 
daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. 
Gerald A. R. Steick. Ult Old 
Esqulmalt Road. 


MAIDS' MORNING 
INiPORMS 

Red and white or blue 
and white stripes, •• 
1210 U ... 


aim i-ia 14-44, uv-asis 


gjaayluae 

mom 

»4 YATES R. 

ram,* se* 


Nylons 
from . 


ElMlm tlwi Irtn 


White lUle. • 

Cotton slips . I 

Diip-dry cotton or #4*g 
nylM from . m 


Rothesay, popular summer 
resort in the Hrth of Clyde, 
has long been one of Scot- 
land's big yachting eantras. 


either Danish or 


Squash. 

Hubbard. II plentiful. An lii- 
terestlng variation for an eve. 
nlng meal would be to halve 
and then stuff the little squash 
with a meat-loaf or hamburger 
mixture after baking. The 
vegMabla, mashed, would make 
an hiteresting topping aa a 
substltuta for potato. 


Stuffed Comlsh Hem 


It's a shams that local com 
wasn't ready lor the aumiher's 
barbecue season, but don't 
despair. Try an Indoor grill. 
Combine steaks, com cooked 
In foil or boiled, a fresh salad 
and rolls and nave the family 
cat buffet style with picnic 
utensils and youH capture the 
idea Just right. Local corn Is 
plentiful and reasonable at six 
akTS for about 29 to 39 pents. 


Here Is glamour in food - 
gtulfad Comlsh hens glazed to 
golden goodness with white 
table wine snd butter.- 
■arve them for Thanksgiving 
dkuer along with old - lash- 
lonad spiced crabapples. 
orange sweet potatoes and 
grstn peas toppH with Cana¬ 
dian Cheddar chMse. 

A beautiful bowl of chilled 
fruit (diced fresh or processed 
Ontario pears, frozen canta¬ 
loupe balls, canned mandarin 
oranges and froaen raapber- 
rtee) marinated in white table 
wine and lime juice Will make 
this holiday dinner one you will 
serve with pride end one your 
guesu will i^ rcniember. 

Medium dry Canadian white 
Ufela wine la an Ideal accem- 
panhnenl for this meal 
■TinrFRD CORNIHR HENH 
RInae defrosted Comlph hens 
(allow one per person) Inside 
with a little wine. Season vdlh 
aelt and coarea black pepper. 

nil lightly with your favor- 
Ra well-seasoned stuffing. Sew 


cover until they arc fork-ten¬ 
der about 3S minutes. 

Drain, cool aomewhat, then 
peel Into mixing bowL Add 
half the butter and all the re¬ 
maining Ingredients. Beat with 
electric beater or mash until 
fluffy. 

Transfer to serving dish. 
Dot with remaining butter. 
Keep hot In moderate oven 
until served. 


tdhthpicks. Rub generously 
with butter. Place breast side 
up,‘in shallow pan. ' 

Pour over the hens a mix¬ 
ture of Vi cup dry white table 
wine and Vi cup hot chicken 
water and 


stock (use hot 
chicken stock base or bouillon I 
cube). . 

Roast in moderate oven of i 
3S0 degrees untti lender end j 
golden brown — about 1 hour. 
Baste every IS minutes with | 
melthd butter and pan drip' 
pings. I 

Raise oven temperature to; 
400 degrees, haste hens often 
with a mixture of k cup 1 
melted butter and k cup white 
wine, cooking until Cornish 
hens have a glazed look — 
about IS minutes. 

ORANGE hWEET POTATOES 

Two pounds (S to 6) sweet 
potatoes, k teaspoon cinna¬ 
mon. 1 teaspoon salt, 2 table¬ 
spoons butter or margarine, 
2 tablespoons Canadian sherry, 
2 tablespoons orange juice. 

Cook sweet potatoes In their 
jackets In boiling water lo 


The latest potato crop was 
doae to disaster as the raliui 
came last week. Another 48 
hours of drizzle and the dig- 
gings woukTue been dro w ned. 
Any root vegetable that's 
flooded over a certain period 


There are about SB daily 
newspapers In. Belgium, print¬ 
ed In FitSncfi, Flemish and 
seme In German. 


Everyone is talking about 

their voyage of tUaeovery and adventure 
In good detign when they dropped in to 


Your eyM will pop like flying saucers when 
you feast your eyes on the^ bargains we've dreamed up! 


A DON ADAMS 

V Inierlora IJJL 




QUANTITIES LIMITED! 
QUALITY UNLIMITED! 


FuUord Fair 
Married 
Quietly 

A quiet wedding was 
aolannized between a Fullord 
eouple recently, when Mrs. 
Dorpthy Lesse n , and Mr. Pete 
MMdlemlal, were united in 
marriage at the Rectory at 
(Langes by Archdeacon C. H. 
Holmes. 

Supporting the bride and 
groom were Mr. and Mrs. J. R 
Gear ot Pulford, who held an 
Inferroal receptlan at their 
beose bi boner of the happy 


Discover 

vDur 


in the I 16 W 

Playiex 

\ living* 
girdle 


SWEATERS, an fine iitiports, 
P bulkies, lambswool, fur blends 
and Shetlandi. $7^ ^ 

Beg. I11S6 to $29-95.-1.... I to I 


COATS 


ENGLISH 


The bride wai charming In a 
navy blue.dfoaa and light bhia 
hat with blue a cc eee n rHu. She 
svere a corsage ef yeHew and 
p(nk roMs. 

Mr. and Mrs. Middlcmlat are 
reeldtng et Fulferd. 


• with matchingiiat. 'T' MAOO 

Beg. |49^p|5C.-OU 

SAIBTB. aheath, flared and all-round pleated 


$16,96 to $25.00- IV . 

JAN KNIT SUITS. Size 12 


Hie first training in Canada f 
for Utaraiians was a summer 
cotma set up at McGill Urn -1 
vatMty, MontteaL In 1904. 


$49.95 


LEATHER tlQATS. 


Reg. $80.96 to fBOJO— 

LEATHER JACHEXB. 
Beg. $37,50 to $4(M^. 


Now LJViNO omDLX slims 


and trims you...with a new^ tighter 
touch, a gentler control 


Viastt 


IMPORTS 


Ml Oovr—eot at 0* 
OpteMfo T.CA. 

Just Dewn from Eetc 


CHAROB, 
BllMCr aoi 
LAY-AWAT 
AOOOiim 
TeStritTwi 


• ■e d a w^ p l imp* et ill the bcisez 

ALSO CkTATeet or FAMOUg FLAVTIX 
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France Warns UN. Again 


By George, We*ll Win^ Say Tories 


Hands Off Algeria 


UNITED NATIONS, N.Y 
(UP1»—French ForetRn Minlt 
ter Maurice Couve de Murville ' 
warned the Uiited Nationa 
anew yesterday to keep^handa 
olf Algeria. 

The Algerians themselves. 
Couve de MurvlUe told the gen¬ 
eral awembly. must “choose 
I their destiny” in a referendum 
proposed by French President 
t'harles de Gaulle to decide 
, among “secession, out and-out 
t identification with France, or 
: the government of Algeria by 
Algerians.** 

‘ “I am convinced.” Couve de 
Murville told the assembly. 


“that the intervention of the 
United Nations In the past did 
not contribute quite the con¬ 
trary- to facilitating the solu¬ 
tion of the Algerian problem. 

**To keep paasiona alive, to 
arouse thcin. can never aer\*e 


the cauae of peace . . • Cvm 
though it has decided to ex¬ 
ceed the limits ot Its compet¬ 
ence aa aet by the charter. 1 do 
not really aee how our organi¬ 
zation couM now explain its 
intervention.** 


mitlee chairman Capt. Hewett 
presented the slate—one lor 
each office. 

"It's not usual for a nom¬ 
inating committee to nominate 
one of themselves, it It?” 
a.sked Mr. Monteith. 

Sole Independent nomination 
came when someone put up 
Mr. Monteith's name. “I de¬ 
cline ...” he said. 

Capt. Hewett pointed out 
that “this la not like an 
ordinary year. We must elect 
someone who will do his stuff 
, , . because we feel it la the 
year before the election. 

“Please do not elect any¬ 
one.” he asked the group, ‘“who 
is not willing to spend a great 


(treasurer) and Norman Pit- 
tarn (executive member). 

Protest was made at Tues¬ 
day's annual meeting by 
Beiiteley Monteith after com- 


Despite a voice fnxn the inatlng committee were elected 
floor pointing out that It was on their own recommendation, 
unu.sual. the three memhen* of The three were Cmdr. Wll- 
the Oak Bay Procressive Con- llsm^Cage (first vke presi- 
•eryatlve Association nom- denti, Capt. Thomas Hewett 


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represented on the floor of 
the House.” the captain said. 

”B>' George, we will win.” 
he added, repeating what he 
termed “my slogan.” 

Re-elected president was 
Wing Cmdr. Clarence Goode, 
who said the Conservatives 
will win next year's expiated 
B.C, election If Conservatives 
“stand shoulder to shoulder as 
friends.” 

Also elected by acclamation 
were Mrs. Harry Gregson, 
second vlce-presklent; E. M. 
Moore, secretary; executive 
members; Mr. George. Miss 
Brenda Taylor, Gordon El- 
worthy, Mrs. F. V. Hlneh. Mrs, 
D. C. F. McArthur, A. H. 
Porter. Arthur Sherwin. Ian 
Sherwin. and Maj.Gen. C. R. 
Stein. ' 

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delegate to the provincial 
executive, with Cmdr. Gage as 
alternate. 


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■r M. V. CHKBNLX FBHS 

I have commented aeveral tlmca 
in this column on that wonderful 
thrill which cornea from picking a 
aun-warmed, trce-iipeoed apple or < 
pear from your veig own tree, right 
in your own garden. Much the tame 
thrill can be youie If you can go out 
In your garden a few dayt before 
Chrictmaa to cut apraya holly 
from your own treee to decorate your 
home. 

That thrill will be all the greater, ' 
loo. If your holly la one of the rarer 
kindt, with allver or gold marglnt to 
the laavee, or with amber or bright 
yellow berriee Inatead of red. If 
you'd like to experience thU thriU, 
better get eracking. for thla la the 
beat, month Of the year to plant 
holly. > 

* * a 

Holllee will thrive In moat ctiftt 
▼ated aoUa In full aun. although The— 
commoner klnda with plain green 
leavea can get along quite weD In 
partial ahade. In parka and In open 
ground, without the competition of 
neighboring planta a holly tree aan' 
grow to a height of SO or 60 feet. 


aa you ran aee It you take a look at 
aomo of the apecimena In front of 
the Eihpreaa Hotel They are alow 
growing, though, and are eaally kept 
under control and maintained at a 
reaaonable aize by judiciout pruning. 

Aa a hedge plant, holly haa no 
peer. It will turn back doga, children, 
cattlo—In fact. It la practically Ira- 
paaaable to anything abort of a Sher¬ 
man tank. It rcmalna. In lull breuty 
lor 13 montba of the year, and Ita 
clipping, which with moat hedgea la 
a loyleea chore, can become part of 
your lamlly’a Chrlatmaa ceremonial, 
akin to bringing In the Yule log. 

* a * 

ActuaUy, a hoUy hedge tequiiea 
much leaa cUpping than moat hedge 
planta. VIgoroua young hedgea may 
benefit from aome ahortriilng dl'tut- 
gr^wlng new growth during the aum- 
mer monthd, but in an eatabllahed 
hedge, oncew-year clipping ia auffl- 
dent. 

While Auguat ia the recommended, 
month lor trimming a holly hedge. I 
don't think too much harm la done by 
postponing thla until Chrlatmaa. 
Needleaa to aay, the trimming muat 
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with the uaually hedge aheara, lor 
ahearing leavea mutilated leavea be¬ 
hind which eturn brown and look 
horrible. ' 

* * * 

Ideal planting timea are October 
and May with. I think, aome edge in 
favor of October. While yoUng holly 
planta are aomewhat alow In growth 
and take considerable time to make a 
aiaeable hedge, the excellence and 
permanence of auch a hedge are well 
worth waiting for. 

A common complaint in my ma)!-' 
bag ooncerna holly trees without any 
berries, and this la where sex resro-i 
Ita ugly head In the garden. If you 
have only male trees, you get no-k 
berries. If you have a female tree 
with no vigorous boy friends In the’. 
Immediate neighborhood, you get no - 
berries-unless yo<v play Cupid to 
your, spinster-and. spray her open' 
blcaaoms with a hortrume tomato-" 
setting chemicaL 

•Some of the most beautiful of the 
.variegatpd hollies were named, appar- 
. entiy.-by nurserymen who didn't, 
know about the birds and the bees,-, 
Silver Queen Is a male, while Gulden i 
King la female! ) 

By Sheilah Grahani 


Gregarious Extrovert 


HOLLYWOOD (NANA)—Toay Curtis la tenting 
lO-ltedroom villa near Home for the 1960 Olymnica. AU 
the gang la welcome, and this Includes Tony's beat 
buddies, Dcm Msrtia and Friu* fUnatrs. Tony U an 
extrovert who hates to be alone. With 10 bedrooms, he 
won't have to be. 

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Gregory Peck and hla wife. Veroolque, are off to 
Honolulu, now that "Beloved Infidel” la over. On the final 


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OOLONI8T EOCTE ATTUCATION 


day o'•hoo'b’jr. pro^ Jerry Wald gave a party on the. 
aet' duri^ which the crew preaented Deborah Kerr with I 
a gold bracelet. I've never seen a afar to well liked aa Dab.' 

A * a , I 

Hudson has been dating sweet Cindy Robblna. f 
who played the Ingenue with Rock tai "Thla Earth la Mina." * 
A _ a « 1 

*’*'•'*’'* on Rock, whom real name la Roy, I, 
Uke Gregory Peck's new name for a cowboy star: “Chuck • 
Steak" ... and hla name lor a starlet: "Glint Sham." « 
A a a ) 

Gena KHly will wear a newly^leaigned hairdo for hla' 
■. L. Me^en rate In "Inherit the Wind," which sUrt * 
Pradrle March and Spencer Tracy. 

a a a ^ 

*'"• Flynn, eager to marry hla secretaryarirlrt. 1 
IT-ywold Beverly Aadhuid. Is having daily maetlngs with t 
hla Uwyer to settle matters with third wile. Pal Wymaae. • 
a A a J 

Well. Sir Alee Gninnnis will work, after all. for dlree-' 
tor David Lann. They were suppoaed to do Ghandl to-' 
gelher. Now they'll eettle for lawrenee of Arabia, Sam * 
Spiegel of Alec's "Bridga on the River KWal" la tha * 
producet. 

a a a ' | 

I had wondered about the whereabouts of \'lclacj 
Mel aglea. He's on "Rawhide" Oct. 9, and directed by son 
Andrew McLaglan. who. at 6 feet 6. Is the talleat dlrectop, 
In lelevlilbn or movies. Big Victor Uvea In Newport. roIM 
up to Hollywood In a gigantic ttathui wagon which can bril 
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ertd—Including tha quaUty af 
the epposittan. H a w a v a r. 
South's und la much elatar le 
a threa-apade thun a two-spade 
Mdr and he righiiy choae the 
former couraa. 


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hinge upon brating (he trump L 
queean. aa thrm akia loaerel 
were Inevitable. Without aiiyl 
Indication aa to oppanentif dl 
tributlon, dactarer derided 
improve hla cfaaneee by pii-l 
tandtaif that he needed to nilfl 
loabig haarta. In order to' coAcI 
a trump laad from the defend-l 

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ace end returned a haarl. West- 
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a dlanrand. Hla failure In led 
trumps atrongly auggmtrd Ih, 
bs hew the queen. S^h wd 
the diamond are. and led tl 
spade Jack. Weat refiuad 
cover, but Sooth played 
from the board. Then the sped 
king was raahad; a chib ltd ' 
Reuth'a king, and the 
are drew Waat'a quaan. il 

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to diamonda Instead af apt 
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Confidential Letter to Divorce Lawyer 


fiaillt CdlmiM VWwk, It, TW, Oet 1, IWi —jP - 

Half a Century 



Of Ballet Art 


performance In Paris In 1909, 
of DIaghllev’a Ballet Ruaaa 
de Monte Carlo, tha company 
responsible for rcvivini tha 
tradition of ballet In Western 
Europe. 

In the exbIbitiDn are works 
by Armlstead, Berard. Ber¬ 
man, Dali, it Chirico. Derain. 
Ernst Love. Ter Arutunlan, 
YveS'Bonnat and many others. 

Some of the earliest arorka 
preaenlod are deslfna for the 
, DI a f h 11 c V productions of 
"Petroushka," executed by 
Benols. and l-c Spectre de la 
Rose.’ by Bakst. 


Fifty years of ballet design, 
depicted by ISO original water -1 
colors and drawinga aasemb. 
led from public and private col¬ 
lections In the United States 
and Europe, WU constitute the 
Greater Victoria Art Gallery's 
major fall exhibition. 

llie show, which adll be 
open from Oct 6 through Nov. 
1. displays the variety of styles 
that artists and designers have 
used In toiterprellng ballet 


Her ‘cold” persisted and she 
seldom ventured outdoors. 

I found myself being drs- 
couraged—on one pretext- or 
another — from coming to the 
resMsfiee on Via AntonelU. It 
even became difficult to get. 
Ingrid on the phone. ~She Is I 
sleeping" was the recurrent; 
gnawer from Rossellini or his ; 
sister. Marcella. 

Finally, one evening I faced, 
Ingrid and Ross ell ini in their 
somber living room. There 
doesn't see m to be anything 
more I can'do here." 1 said, i 
"1 think I should go home. IH 
meet Greg Bautzer and see 
what help I-can be there." | 

SeaUd Envelope 
"Win you take back some 
things lor Pla?" said Ingrid. 
"I’ll get them this afternoon." 

“Of course. There’s time. 
We were planning on leaving 
day after tomorrow.^j < 

She asked my wife and me 
to come to dinner the follow¬ 
ing night. 

"Here ana the things for 


the divorce and a prop- 


garding - - i 

arty settlement In which Ingrid ' i 
stipulated that her share be I 
placed kr-tnist for Pla. 

Since the young lawyer was < 
entering the case In total ig¬ 
norance of Its complex back¬ 
ground. Ingrid showed ese a 
typewritten account she had - 
drafted lor his private and coo- 
lldentlal sdllicatlon. 

A compoaWlR'’*blogTaphy, 
credo and conlesajon. It began: 

"I was bom on August 29, 

1915." It concluded with her 
explanation of Kir cxcitemeM 
at the prospect of making 
StromboU In Italy. "I had seen 
Open City and Paisan and ad¬ 
mired their boldness. Integrity, 
artistry and newness. When! 
wrote Mr. Rossellini it was 
with my husband’s permission, 
because he understood my de¬ 
sire to do new, different things. 

I was excited like a school girl 
In love, my husband said. And | 

•o I met Mr. Roaaelllni." 

Secret Negotiationa 

since MacDonald’s Menlity 
as Ingrid's repreaenutlve was I pu," she said the next night, 
supposedly unknown In the On top lay a sealed envelope 
United Stales K was assumed with a note for her daughter, 
that Lindstrom and lawyers "Well. I guess we better push 
could meet and negotiate off." Ingrid got up and walked 
secretly. with my wife and me. 

Alt the day altar MacDon- At the ddor Ingrid and I 
aid reached New Torfc. Cholly faced each ether. I waited for 
Knickerbocker of the Tjew her to speak. What was It 
York Joumal-American. who! that she wanted to say to me? 
was the first to print news of | Her Ups quivered from svhat- 
the romance, had another i ever K was that she would 
scoop. say. Then Impulsively ^ 

"Ingrid is determined to threw her arms around me 
secure a divorce from her hua. and cried. We both cried, 
band. Dr. Peter Lindstrom." Neither of us spoke a good- 
tie wrote, “and she win not bye. 


Loves and Letters 
Of Ingrid Bergman 

By 408EPH HENBY STEELE 

Ingrid's conceabnent of her condition was not yet 
at an end. When Hollywood columnist Hedda Hopper 
arrived in Italy Ingrid met her with hands extended 
and a warm greeting. 

Ingrid was giving one of the greatest performanew 
of her Ufe, playing to an audience of one. 

Asked about her daughter, Pla, Ingrid said, “It is 
only right that she should finish her education in Ainer- 
ica, but surely Fetter would not want to keep her 
from me during summer vacation. All my husband 


the story. This la the (rath 
laitalreeat hi as exetastva 


blame her; there is not a word 
of tnith In It" , 

Expen$ite Trinket* 

Hardly a week went by that 
Roaaelllni didn't purchaaa In¬ 
grid some, expensive, trinket. 
She vrore them proudly and 
happily. 

How RoaaeUipl managed 
these romantic luxuries posed 
a mystery, for he was cur- 
; rently haijl put to It lor 
i money. He would restore 
solvency temporarily by aeU. 

I ing the French rights, the Ger¬ 
man, and so on. "* 

One day. to the Joy of RKO 
- Studios, he decided to teauma 
, shooting of the film. Having 
secured special permission 
i from the government, he 
moved personnel and equip 
ment to Farfa Sabina, a dis¬ 
place persons camp about 90 
. mlleg' from Rome. 

The shooting ended at Farfa 
: Sabina on Aug 22 and Strom- 
i boll was at long last completed 
> except for redubbIng of unin¬ 
telligible dialogue. 


from me during summer vacation, 
wants is to be let akme so he can do his work, and all 
I want is the same thing." 

"One more question, then 
m go, Ingrid." MU« Hopper 
said alter an hour. “What's all 


Enjoy an Evening of 

Organ Music 

with 

Porter Heaps 

Monday, October t, 1JI pjn. 
Oak Bay dnalor High Scbool 


"Oh, my goodness. Hedda." 
Ingrid Uughed Ughtheartedly. 
"Do 1 look Itr’ 

Ingrid had dodged an out¬ 
right denial. Her face reflected 
innocence. 

On her return to her hotel. 
Miss Hopper cabled a story In 
which she stated: 

"Ingrid declares she will 
bring suit against the Italian 
papers which said she was gp 


INGRID BERGMAN 
, , picture of In n oce n ce 


SEVER-T-KITCMEN 

CHINESE 

FOOD 

fr— D«Nv«ry 


Didn't Realiae 

Under Capricorn, Ingrid’s 
Alfred Hitchcock’s pictuie, bad 
been, celeaaed to theatres In 
Mayr Now the first reports of 
its public reception trickled In 
from Hollywood — another 
Bergman failure. Inescapable 
was her feeling of guilt that 
the failure of thia and bar two 
previous pictures, was due to 


Reonding artist. Porter Heaps, one of 
America’s finest or/ahlsts,'teachers and 
lecturers, will present a program of 
Hamirtond Organ and Hammond Chord 
Organ music designed especleUy to 
entertain and to help amateur home 
organists. 


the scandal and not to their 
quality. 

September came, but still 
no word from Dr. Lindstrom, 
no move In the direction of a 
divorce. A Damocisan burden 
hung over IngrM. and Rossel¬ 
lini became Increasingly solicl- 
tious, fondling Kkr hand, strok¬ 
ing her head, kissing ber 
cheeks. It was apparent 
that Ingrid’s condition was 
worsened. Yet I then did not 
realize what this meant. 

’The sllenoe from Dr. Lind- 
strom determined Roasellini 
and Ingrid to send a legal 
deputy to California In an ef¬ 
fort to resolve the Impasse. At¬ 
torney Verdozzi recommended 
they employ an American 
lawyer who had settled In 
Rome named Monroe MacOon- 


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for 

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MacDonald's function. It was 
undergtod. was to go directly 
to Beverly Hills, engage a law¬ 
yer of repute and one ex¬ 
perienced In similar matters, 
and remain only long anough 
to effect an amicable agree¬ 
ment with Dr. Lindstrom re- 


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Piling one on top ol another, 
the agonlifaig events took their 
toU. The seeming standstill be¬ 
tween lawyers and Undatrom 
rankled deep bi the core of 
her heart. Ingrid’s eyes be. 
spoke of tears and slssplesa 
nights. 


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arranaatacaiR mada dtraef 
Pband OR •*1313 far lartBrr 
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, Vaeancr aaUa far a racaat prada- 
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appUraai ta ' tamUiartna hiawalf 
vitJi tka mila and nanrr indakirr 
A»nlkai>« abaald aaod a co«alru 
ratunwr al ikalr ainarlanct and 
kackaraand ta Mr D A. Char* 
laMn. Plan Bnalnaar. Crava Zal* 
larkatk rCmaadai Ud. Oeaaa 
PalU. B.C 


WILL BABY SIT IN MY UOMK 
warkdaya Rtahmemd and Maullaki 
dMim. BVLISOS 


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for mora tlBa ram in w raci in a rr 
tinfi m-r tar rrrvra ant affarunt 
Utr valut of tka advar ttaa mawt 


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ITM Oauctaa (apR MiMion'a Bay) 


PART-TIME 
SALES CLERK 


. 34 BUSINESS SERVICES 


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raari af ana atik no amall coaI- 
draa with a rlaw ta arraMamt GILLBAf^ 
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• ark lull Uma dUrtaa karoluR GR i-BBS 
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OOt'OLAt tr AT ROffNDABOtn 
PIMM BV41M1 


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<T nan; bi«n m PaMlay, Scut- 
land, ratidr’ii karw far two yaara. 
frtrmarly o« Akrt Bay, &C Ha 
knvaa wa wtfa. Annaa C-. al lha 
rr k danra. a dawchlrr. Mra Aertaa 
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ao^ Camarun ct Kalaa an a MC: 
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WANT8D-WOMAN PART TIMB 
to aaakt In tralntng rarriar Mtat 
arpaniMtian 3 koun daila ka* 
twaan 4*4 or ••! n a Bnlarr plua 
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3 pm. 


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waad. daophtar. Jwyca. ton-la* 

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BHORTOROBR aXNC OR BOMB- 
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Fir Sawdust 

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LADY WAimD POR 


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'1 Cord Planer 

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Agricultural Sawdust 
and Hog Fuel- 


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Vmllv Mlw»r _ 

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CAREER 

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IraMTaal aaciatv aftar* a 
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t hlah caUkar aMMcn. bau 


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PERSONALS 


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bara BLTk pat taaartko. Bark ad- 
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DnitML h'onrrai N«4Mm aul ea- 
rraduid 13 Unra 41 7$ (irat marrrion 
and tl 24 Butaaraumt inarrtkna. 

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hu KTih )car. to jadta. and a 
rwatdafM of Virtona lar tkr paal 
d yrara lala raildaaew. 341 Baark- 
wnnd Ava. fomrrty af Dunrna. 
Sanka and Sayward. B.C Ha kavaa 
thraa daugh'ara. Mra W Buyd 
iPamriai. au Wtodaor R«ad; 
Mra J A Kaoit. tRoaalmd*. 
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Caniia {*ortauua. m Bnptand. • 

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nai PodaMML m CacUnd Mr 
Porlaoua tarvad to Uw fkar War. 
aad wiUi Jha 4kh Battatln. 
C B F . IH C a nadian Pu n er a 
to tka Flrat Wortd War. and waa 
a lu rinr T mambar at Brttanaia 
Brani h No. 1. Canadmn Laptam 
. BB&L 

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ntimbrni msy only be 
obttolKed from the eowm* 
town office of Vlctorim 
Preed letd.. al ttl5 Brood 
Street, and al the Dun- 
mn bureau, J9 Kenneth 
Streel 


IIRTHS 




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nmL~Bara to Mr and Mra. ■ 

W CwrL Danraa BC. at, 
Kint'a Danthttr*' BaapUal an I 
Bapitmkar M. 1494. a baby kwy. ’ 
1 »• 4 am. A krwtkaa twr, 


PUTNAM -Boni to Mr and Mra. C ! 

D Pwtnam. liBI Carry Rand, at ~ 
the Royal Jublkt HoapiUt nf 
M a tm. A kn. Randall I 
Calvin. A IroOiar tar Bokta. 

ThanBa to Ik. Graham and Aio. 

RotoC •Rorirto'Mr nd Idra Rok- 
rrt A. .iBohi Rawa. tnaa PaliVto 
Farran RR.i. M ftolltott tt 
Tom da Ptarra f anda. BL Ganavtva. 

Qua^ tarmar ly af Virtorto. B C . 

B^ 34i IMl a daiRrMar. TriakA 

Laa. I Ika M ena. BMh w^ ... 

— - Funaral ,amtira will . _ . , 

WEBB-Bora ta Mr. and Mra. JMl Ra**w«rtl‘a (Yworl mi ftlitor. OH 3 
Wakb, 3d Err Araawa. at Bt- MtSknm .Vrn ArHidawron A E 
doaapk'4 Hattatal n Bapt. 34. -da L Nunm nffirtottoc CrriMitbm 
1*14. a dantoiMr. Bplvla Pairica; No ftowar* ‘ 
a lUiar IW Atdrra 

thaaka la Bn. Ewloex ana;_ _ 

Orakam and matrmliy ataff. W^NO—C^i Rrolamkrr 34__ 

' “ " " R'ml Jwblia* vwwwttal Tana Rrr 

Wta* arrd 44 yaara wf 411 
t DiATH3 . Oar** Bnd hom hr China aad 

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Uwtor arM bnd to 
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Ellzabelh Taylor and 
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Dancer Gower Champion has drawn the directorial 
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•.4A BJB.—First xame of th« World Srrlw come* 
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1.M Keturn of Gale Storm’a Oh. SuttnoBh!—4; 
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Ut—Debut of the Betty Hutton aertes, Goldie -7. 
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tr ‘vROOM stirrt. hot aro' 


ir rrnj rave a mortgage or 

AUREEMr*? (V* WHICH YOU 
ark COLLECTIHii MOMTHLY 
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TO SELL TOI.H E^TTY EOR 
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CV1»» M .EV3 JIOL_ 

} . ROOM UPHTAIR* BUITE 
•aparau aauaaca BlMtrM atar* 
haatad EVA-tilA__ 


MAIN OFFICE 

MS OOVniNMBNT BTHEtT 


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aatraarr Phuaa EVA^JSt} 


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MH-kaaa- in riitiiMini ■MIHII 
avaiiabM tor nm martraga. 
ti.ona II.vt cui fEoao 

lEMa» 14 nag M.aa iusA] 

Mm tin.m 
Cumw Ratal of inirrtM 
Rn Driaya - Quick DrrMMna 
BROWH RROB AGE.NCIES 
LIMITEO 

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ROOMS YEW 


”5210^ ARTISTIC BUNGALOW 


$1500 DOWN 
HORSESHOE 
COFFEE BAR 


SEA VIEWS 


CLOSE IN 


SPECIALS 


prr rwnlh plua * y a c/\A 
taxai Aakmt grtrr > I 
pirair no HOT diiiurk lha 
nsnuT» fall H J Lr^artna. 
f.' ' rraf an>iimt Pv furtiitr da- 
laila 


I. SROOM COTTAGE, wttk I atari 
baih Rama at tSS par nvMith BEAU- 
TIFULLY ljyHraCAPED GROU.NDR 
and orchard «rtih Inta ai tnn and 
brrrtaa Vrryaaiy tarma Ntet eoua 
iry aaltlni TOTAL CAA 

RENTS tm Prira Sd^rOUU 
WttlMUt dHay phnnr R E HUla 
SVSi«: raa. EV EdtU. 


Londscap«d Beauty 

Idraily aHuatad na a Ngn Imtimi 
adyuamd •thr uptanda. vmh rxpaa- 
lira vtavk at Cadkera Bar and lha 
yarht Huh—MM a Mnaa a Ihnif fna* 
Ihr brai'h The xmuada arv itrawi- 
rutty kuMlaraprd wNh atnptnt lawaa. 
maay omammui Mmrtw; aiia a 
largr hnnwMnr drtvrway THr rx- 
trrior nmta Na Miakr ma( aai rvatia 
HdMC aad larga patwa makn IMa 
a vary altraHlva kniaa ranawtaa 
af a iparKMa rptraarr i with walMrw 
wait rarpH . and mtHtad panrttrd 
wallir Ihing roam a p pro x MxSS 
with aUata ftra^rr and large vtrw 
wtndowa mrrkidiMc thr hay and 
rmiMkrd ki kard«mad panriltag. rull 
dHwag nmm wtth huitl-W plaatrra 
and valaarr and virw wmdnwi a 
real ptrturr klirhm ftnlahrd In ttirHi 
w<aMl tsnrtnua hrdroAma with larga 
cniphnard ftniahrd rvntpua mnm 
down; alaa l-olaca niumklng. infln- 
lalMd rcim room wnHunnp and 
Mnvr-ln garafr' Oi|4VMattr hrai A 
rval kraui> TMa hnmr mual hr aarri 
In apprrrmir lha vaha* and tht 
many dr hixr #AQ CAA 

rralwrra PRICS _ SZOOUU 
For appntnimrni tn xirw piMna 
C Carprwrr BV i-iHlf, 
axra GRT ldM. 


thrbb-hoom sirtTB: gas 

and all dove. »» Qurhac 
a ROOM SUifk. HBATEO 


DiHi twiti-uJt hrdmnma »Nh an- 
mhrr ftmahrd rnnm M tha ftill haaa- 
meni Livtnc rnnm vtik ft r apta r t, 
largr kttrhm t'*-* * 

Saparstr garagr 


PHONE 


$9750 


S3500 


3 LAHOI HOOMB. BTOVg. BATH 
Ad UlU EV }-440d 


Lurky kraak for tamaanr arfaerd 
hrrr m ihu kaay and v*il toralrdl 
aatapluhad kualnaaa. prirtiaa* tai 
rrnt. } farMahad raitaa ita offart 
cat* rantal* tftcladrd la laaaa III 
bralth anlr rraMKi- lar Mlllna 
Thu la a rial appartanlty far an 
axpanrnrad rrakatarairur Oflrr 
ta U Mg with kalanrt anly ggS 
prr »a >11 Mg dwn paymrntt. 
^ L. • TM EV » MM area. 

TOWN * COUNTHT HOMES LTD 
BY I mg. 


A PRIZE WINNER 
! ! VIEWS I ! 

„ In tha drairahl* CrrMvlaw arra 
virwa or Cadhqm Ra> and Ml 
a writ daaignrd nmdrm 
. knm^ m qMltiy rmwtrvHMi and 
ftntah Cnmptrtaty iaadamprd wllh 
rM-fcrnm • lawva and paltna. 


«g3 CHWnS 

.mnm iHiltf fl™t 

LT^R I ROOMS SBLK^DN- 
tainad Emiwuii Quad r a EV 


7 g| Mom Sirott tmaarulatr. 
l-na kunaalov full kaatmant otl 
haat aarac* aar block M jak. 
at kai atap I txtra rvoan ta Ml 
m kaainrat Oova 0 adg vnt^ 


LANSDOWNE 

OAK BAY 


OAK BAY 

Near Windsor Park 
For Immejiiat* Sale 
4 Bedrooms, D6n. 
DOUBLE PLUMBING 
DOUBLE LOT 

$15,500 

Mr tlaanla Broa. BYi-IIM 


GLANFORD 

Only } >*ara oM and writ rarad fttr. 
Itriv ara I.IM la. (t of comftirtabia 
Using 1-arg* Uvint rtnm with FP. 
rah Hrr klirhan and difllac krra. 
3 hadr iu 4 pr P rmtwtiitr hath HW 


A SONS. LTD I 
Phona EVS-MMI 


130 FLATS AND 
AFTS, WANTID 


6 rooms plus 
bosement room 

0’. LIVING ROOM 
. NEPAKATF. DR 

^ EITCNRN AND N(X)E 
THRU HAU. 

3 RBDROoMR 
• 2 TWIN SIBF.' 

OIL HBAT INSI LATTOK 
U 1 W TAXFJi 
Qt IBT location 
EAJ tlLY EBIT GARDEN 
Oaar ttua t 1 Q C 

or irrma ^ I Or / 

J. E 'Boorman. a%*t. BV 3 M 


EV»-*34I1. VALLANCB an>Daa. 


USUALLY CA.N GET YOU THL 
Mt doal M towB'* tor rnr }$J 
hd^xa. Try DiiWglu Bawk v. 

V 4^5 n?A Farttraa. pk«a 

V $»«t ^-tinda avaiiaM# tor lai 
Mtauaa tnriiidint $3 SdS Ic. 


OAK BAY 

$8975 

$1660 DOWN 


WAHTED BY MHH>1-E • AGED 
rnapu and M-yaar-oid ana. wM* In 
rwbngr tor Vutor al erTviraa. vi. 
ciafty af. Oak Ba> Juniar High 
grhoni prffrrrrd EV S-MNS , j 

WANTED .NW 1 RF.LF^S 
latnrd «uHr for rtdrrb coupta. 


mmi. O^M hrat aiid drtW-ta ga¬ 
ragr Pnevd rtgM for # 1 o zr\/\ 
outckaalrat >lZ/OUU 

Call gran Padaraan ■Vt-343S. ras. 
EVMgn ar R. B. RINa BV MMS 


GOOD BUYS 

5 FURNISHED STES 

c wn handirs Ratting 13 mn A 

$15,500 

AUTO COURT 

H u ntta Ona n4 tna bait tn ViHnria 

r'uisrs.r" $110,000 

21-STEAPT 

l,arga 4SW mlgr. A lovalv Mk in a 
ntca Mcaitoa. anly w s AAA 
$<• yr> Prica cut jo > I ZYrUVAJ 
Roy Gtn BV 4-W tra EV 4 MIO 
Finnnrial Burvay Uautad. 


WANTD TO PURCHAEF 
mm#*u.and lat and }nd mari- 
Pa Cam valtiBf. Quick daei 


mamint hama at 3 
bedrooms vith kaar- 
mmi. Lot u gg’ and 
tatra ara lov 
Call 3 MacEav or O 
Robrrtsna BY 1-3411 
anytima 


WANTED 

Girls and Boys 


132 HOUSES TO MNT 
FURMISHIO 


To raior thta apact^ and Tinr 
raatonakly priced aami-kviataloo 


MEARS. & WHYTE 
OAK BAY REALTY LTD. 

IIU OAK lAT ATI. 


CKAItMING WATERrROKT 


REVENUE- 

EXTRAORDINARY 


UPLANDS 

$25,000 ' 


Tofher 


Country Atmosphere 

N>t olrpa l» thta munlry hungiVna 
with laurga TS % SSkft. kd and many 
kmda Initt irraa. CnnntHa nf a 
iarga llvmd« mn«n with fl t rpiarr 
and oak flnara; 2 aaartnua kadmnma: 
4 -ptrr* hatnrrmm. Urge kNHian with 
ml al'ivr, dmmg area. alta 4 *had gar^ 
•ga and arparair atn r aga araa. alan 


Tou need aoi vail for daughtaa 
to finuh vith lha mtrrar before 
you can thavr Juat slap around 
lha romar frovi tha apacteva 
■laatar bed r aeni and aaa yo«r von 
bathroom. 

Mother 

Tog hart no vorrtaa about pack- 
int *e 4 >d and coal vhila dad ta 
at vork Neither do you run out 
o( hot vairr vfth Thta aata all 
copper elec I rlcallv-heated tank 
and vhan tha tatra ara dua. inay 
ara only tldi. ae llvo and anjoy 
thta 4 kedreoa l-kaihroani hoar 
Be first td call Mr Jaaet ai 
tv }-47t7 and aak to seo thla 
beat of ail kuya Hi tovm. anly 
U.Igg dovn 


TWO 

FOR THE PRICE 

OF ONE 


I4S BUSINESS 

opfoXtunijiis 


Tliia hiiurious 3-badroevi 7-yrar- 
old homa la on a large tat lggx 2 ta 
with oak trees on upper side al 
Nalttnaham Many extra features ' 
To Tiev please call O Bokrrteon 
or J. JgacKay. BV»-.34ll anyilar 


PHETTY I BEDRfXlM AIDE BY 
Mde duplex mrarV-dtrac park Eler. i 
irv range and kot water llraplare. ; 
furnnr*. garage SC3 Hej-wnod Aw > 

^_ __ 

rORDTSoNTHS. CADBORO BAY 
SWdrnnm fUmtahad hnuM wkh nu 
mai liW PM Natatarman 4 Co 

g\‘ MIC1 __ __ 

UM GLADNTONB AVC.. GROitND 
llorr nartly fumiehrd Otropunr.'' 
Ortuher I- Rent r** Ulend JnsrM- 
mmt Cn Ud EV 4-D4g_ 

g BEDROOM BUNGALOW AT 210 
Gamma- on haul, rhildreo walcoror 
•llrk ppseesa'-e* -ffle PaaHal giiy 


NEW HOMES— 

EASY TERMS 

RANDALL'S 


4 SUITES 

A-l Condition, Locotion 
‘4 Yearj Old, HW Heot 

CAHipirtaly aelf-cantaiaad cmera 

H lavas tad fridges TV aerial aad 
acks Carpnrts Reoui foe exMO- 
slon I Income |4 }gg per year This 
I- is a eery good income property 

: rrl $33,500 

To phAB# N ThAfiker, 


RANDALL'S 

LTD. 

4 SUITES " 


$9500 


OAK BAY 
BRANCH 


BOORMAN 

INVESTMENT CO. LTD 

lu FORT tr. Bvgnai 


€14 Yalec 


g»a CADBOMO BAY BOAO 


C.N.Montague 


HIGH QUADRA 
•'■3 BEDROOMS 

Lowly atuceo bungalow, mro Itvtng 
mom wkk flreraac*. all oak fionra. 
Pembmka halhrvom. rah elec kit* 
rhesi wNh t>etd eating apace Full 
haeamem pM ott henL dnva-in gar 
-agt. Bant one year Nicely land 

$12,300 

Witb e sgg gmvn 


TILLICUM 


F^.’RNISHED HOME ON PB.SDKR 
lU hours tfm Victvrta 
STc^taM. rent Hg EV 1-7314 


WALK 


TOWN & 
COUNTRY 

HOMES LTD. 


WEBTEBN BOMBB LTD. 


lov on high M-It l4M in t*rg*h 
Cloaa to bus and school An largr 
rooms vltk rova cetUngs Oak 
firs ta spacious Uviag rm ane 
halivar narage TV antanni 
and veeatlao bllada tncludad Bar 
thta tf vou ara lookmg for a 3- 


To city Itom the Oardenellas araa 
'Attractive atucco $ or 7-roen 
bungaiov close to sehoeU. Thru 
hall pUn. Large Itvtni room vtih 
fireplace Quest.sit* dmtng room. 
Oak floors, elacirtc kitchen Pain- 
broke ks'hroom and 2 lovely bed¬ 
rooms vith large cedar lined 
cloaeu BaclM*d atairt to 2 semi¬ 
finished bedrooms « Basement. WF* 
age and nice garden vith fruit 
irees Top conditton. 

■ $11,000 

Ask for Mr Patt. 

BVg-}41t. EV S-gAM. 


UPLANDS 

SEASCAPE 

PROFBMIONAL and EXBCUTTVB 
family raatdenc*. charming . and 
aecluM. 4-S gSDBMB. Decor 
WILL PUCABB the mnat dlarrtm- 
tnaltng. Bpnetous rot hall. LB 
24 4ilg. PP DR 14111 lovely klL 
cosy den or maid’a rm povder 
rm. GRAND HW 8TAIRCABB leada 
to a PABULOUB aUster bedroom 
Igall guest rm 14x14 and 1 
bcdrms llAilg} and IglxllJ. 2 
ELBOANT 4-PCI BATHB. tgjl 
bamt. rvmpua rm 24 4x11 PP« 
2-pca vaahrm. norkahop, laundry. 
Thla luxurtona Tudor, of 12 yrs. fa 
sliuatad on I** berm of CHC tCE 
LANDfiCAPINO. Kxcellant flW 
I HEAT. BVBRT comfort for your 
enjormenl. Pall #dO/W\ 
price irlaar Utlai >4Z/VAAi 
Vtev by appoinimaat only 
“ ‘ “ Mutchaaon, 


Ha rates Tmulaf spn ra. O R a-1g33 

PUBNISHIO BGNOALOWS 
AYONLBA COWftT OB g-M2J_ 
AND 3-BEbRM CCrTTACEE 
*AT. UGKTCRlMtt 


FAIRFIELD 

BUSINESS 

BLOCK 

Ft and Vnyvned auKg: 
r 4 «■« This'sturru hi 
Id Itt the heart af Pi 


$8300 


HILLSIDE 

AREA 


SWAN LAKE 
$10,500 . 

aturro bungalov. nearly romplated. 
lisbiB hvun with fireplace. 2 bed- 
mnma, rah afar krtrhen. ftill .haaa-. 
mem. Irfs-e-ln garage, pkg oB haat 
Doom paynsrnt 0.gBl 

VACANT 

A maater-hsPN alx-mom huntaimv. 
large M high grounl rahmei eler- 
trie khrhan. large hvfnc room, oak 
Anorx. lush hnaamani iR.Sgg of thai 
anrrhnsa piirv la a( b'lB. Try ynur 

14,200 

Mr. gudhurv avaa GR b-ligg nr Mr 
RandaU. even IV 2 $447 


133 HOUSES TO RCNT 
UNFURNISHED 


ROSEBERRY 
4 BEDROOMS 


Brown Bros 

> AGENCIES LIMITED 

U12 BLA.SSHARO STREET 
MEMrtKR REAL ESTATE BtMRL 
^ MEMBER MULTIPLE UBTINO 
« BUjlBAU 

GORDON HEAD 

SPLIT LEVEL 

SEA VIEW 

This new lieatMiftiliy designed h om e 
hna man>- atirnrtiw faaUras. Llv. 
tng room 24x12 vdh ftre p Mee. dm- 
ing mum 12xlZ smart rah alee kli¬ 
rhan. plu* a large family or rumpus 
mom. 1 r<od hadronmx V bn** 
ment with I'UVM heot A large aun 
I dark and an Idea tpot for a swim- 
aunt pool or palla All thla on a 

«_S2i.L00 


* BROWN BROS. 
RENTALS 

1122 BLANSHARO BT EV I 
glga—OARCRBBT DRIVl 1 
2 .bodroom hourn Piraplm 
LR Ilea OR. larta kit 
ataa rangt aata vasher. ru 
room. O-O-M heat. 2 -car gi 
glbb-BROADWAY AVI. i 
room bona*. O-O-M bant, 
far raaga. drtva-ta gi 
Vacant 

rb- B 2 IPREBB AVI . |-room 
lag. 2 bid f iamt kitchen ' 
all furnaet Aduft* 
BTg-CUUXmiBL BT. l-bm 
duplex, afae range. Mac 
w-to-w carpat 
|gA-RDPERT BT. l-bat 
du^i. valkittg dtatanea. 
rang#, n.c furnace 
ggg . TOUnt AYE.. 1 


Uvimr room, ktichaa vith dtntng i 
area. utUllv and ba'hroam. alt on 
on# floor, full kasament. furnace, 
electric hot vater >epnrste ta. I 
rage All tha bedrooms ara larga. 
tdabl for revenue or larie IsniUy 
Closo In on bus CTCMyO 

lUM Cash dr terms . r 
Kan Bturt^ EV 


Your Bonus Is Below 


INCOME 
REVENUE 
PROPERTY 
NEEDED NOW 
2 TO 22 SUITES • 
CLIENTS AVAILABLE 


Ruth I .. 

BV4-nil OBB-BIM 


EXCLUSIVE 

FAIRFIELD 

GUESTHOUSE 


SIMPSON 

Selection 


WATERFRONT 

Dallghiful and charmlaa 2 rm I- 
badrm. 7-Tr sttt 4 rco baam All spa* 
cioua rooms Pull high bamnu 
vtih extra 3-pca bbU. Ti* 2IIt 
periv dneatad In iRb OOROOH 
HEAD area camalsu af ov er 122 

5?Tx.?4U3fe" 

merntog awl aear Urn Qj^f 


VICTORIA 
REALTY LTD 

UI2 Dnugtaa Street 

OPEN HOUSE 

1889 GRANDVIEW 


THIS la undoubtedly ana af tha 
ftnast fuast homes ta Vletorla 
On largv landseapad lot. tepnt- 
aw doublt garage. 13 warns, t 
batha. all modern furniture, ruts 
hall larpata co m p l aulv sat up 
■tx f sMi kiteheas garborator 

J uallty dlshda and stlvtrmare 
-me linens. Bafaewd tnesu aaiv. 
make thu houea a plaasnra to 

"s;'* $ 15,000 

Raoutrad to buy thla home Con- 
lac* Nttoon Krenke. EV 4-4422 ae 
Murray Duff BV $-24M. far aam- 


MUST SELL 


STEPHENSON 

LTD. 

EV 5-3411 Day or Night 


VIEW BY AFPOfNTMlNT ORLY 
.. Call Cec Pearre EV $-4ia. 
off*c* EV >^11771 

OAK BAY BORDER 

2 R(10M.A 


Very atirnciive ftw-raasn ftHl)- nwid- 
ern sturc* home, easy kept lawn 
with everfraen shruha by (he front 
Extra haaament room. oN heal, dov 
hie garage w«h drtvewa>. Cloaa lo 
rttv. arhrMts and kv-aten In ideal 
area af good hamea. Ransonabia 


KINGSTON Axb MSNIDCS 
OrrMd noer. i-rdoin mtiia. pn 


$500 CX)WN 

CABINET MAKING 

AND 

JOINERY SHOP 


-.. SPLIT LEVEL 

BuIN 4 >aars and M nira rondKlnn. 
Owner leaving nty will givg imma 
dial# pimeesamn Terms tn be ar- 

.™jr ""'"’^$12,600 

neape aak for Mr Hill EV 42171.. 

raa. EV t-TUB -J 


Immediott Possession 

ant. aitractiva 4.rm m4iiAa buag. 
umai. alec hot vater Tiua homa 
I the Quadra area Is la g^ ra¬ 
nk aad M spotlaas conduion. 
are* Ml. lOflara aanslder^t. 

$6000 


m2 PANDORA 


FRIDAY 2$ AND 7-2 
KATCRDAY. 2-$ 

BuhmR all offan 
Kan Wrttht. RV 2-Hgg 
Krn Lmerittes GR 2-2121 


PANORAMIC 
SEA VIEW 


OAKLANDS 
3 BEDROOMS 
$8500 


naaa. a bnrgnui. Call Mr Cwrlie nr 
Mr.. MrDnimld. EV S7$ll an>itme. 

ISLAND Hl>MBS LTD. 


Neir>BEI>Rnr>M HOl'SE. BflQt'l. 


ESQUIMALT 

LnwMy 3bartromn home, adualed 
hwh amtinfal mrka. A Mra day- 
tWM. ffnwhed. healed bedmom M 
hnsewwfiL Ctaoe M Lamiwon Breet 

STl'? $11,900 

naaaa mil J. A. Otmirk. 
EV2klU or OB2-3)g2 

IMMEDIATE - 
POS5FSSION 
$1250 DOWN, NHA| 

This ihree-bedri 


oamdMInn Happv days are her*. 

F • Vxrrfwu ~V2.gl’l rV4gg 

CANADA TRUST 


BannUful auaUty hnma with large 

reraoiMn hall and washroom all. 
Uelag ream. Mxtl: lari* dtaiug 
roam, roar den with Ilraplace 
No 1 aak floors Rnghi aiaruic 
kitchen Open oak stairway to 


DOWN 

$75 

A60NTH 


Tra Rvlmrdsnn SI , T rouma. 4 
hr d rnnms. 2 bniha. tlgR 
HElgTERWAN B CO . _EV2-^. 

W>|-BTatOE~ DOniX ROU.T- 
woad Craaceni 'waurfroni 2 
mamt aM bath. Raw gas rangv 
aad automaue hot water heater. 
Rear baa. AdUtta. Immadiau. 222. 
OR »-l$ir 


Chay. IS-^-enr-nld Broom, sltarvn 
home. Comsistlng af U«lng room 
epn firentair 3 h e d ronma roh 
kUf han. fVmhroba haihronm ntilHy 
mim. O-O-M hrt-water heotlng. 
targV separate farag*. rfinrme 
dmwwav EXCLt^^ LirriNG 

$8500 

Pleoee rail Dnug Lawwn al Pk 

RV2-4W7. «mre. EV 5-4171 

NAVAL PERSONNEL 
3 BEDROOMS 
$$000 DOWN 

JuM na the market, altrarttva 4- 
yearniM Bhedmnm hungatow with 
$S% mlg* This home has a futt 
f ament Imaetnafd avioraaUr nM 
hMt and M aduaiad amnnnt 
mvelv hnmeo M a very dMimUr 
kwntVm. Hnaa In artmol. hue and. 
■wwea. Remeanhee only ».•■€ 


OPPORTUNITY 

CnnfaHMnery. CWee Bor and Gre- 
eery Trade m exreta id mb gne jwr 
yr. Ouamataad aMck of 22.222 Due 
In <llnr*s prire radtireg 24 402 ftw 

r2,5V?;i.rK $13,750 

C. H Hnlinnd Bealt> 23 View Bl 


OPPORTUNITY 
In Esquimalt 


$1875 DOWN 


room. «41 hol-watar haat nctui* 
tardea of nnm a rmt shrubs sad 
lawns arfih sorlnUar system 
Bolcadld condition throughout 
Mocnlftcent rWw. Denison Road 

$27,750 

EV 2-1411 B. 4. Fati BV 3 g2M 


12'ROM fONTRACTOR- 
l.NM eg ft. nf huiary living. SB 
liytng mom. oak floors thmnahout 
3 hedronmt. Pumhtng In hasePFem 
Rermitlnn area Carrona attarhad 
!(a« al 432 Darwm Rd- 
EV3S241. R. W. DAWBON LTD. 


$7500 


$9500 


ESQUIMALT 

Gmrery and Omfartttooary Twmmrat 
22I.2M n4r yr Da Inxa l-badrm 
Betag guartara Daady bnstnaaa lor 
2' to operata. Full prlea. tad 

•“ .. $18,000 
Phm atnrk at t«vtw-a 
iUa Hyland EVVSMS; 
ran aVhaiBg - 
riaanrml Suniry Ltd 


--- —-laay 

extra taaturea eurh as yaaity in 
bathna. bwHt-ta bookcase tn It*- 
lag rm Large dlfilog rm. cab kH 
wita fiaaty 4 enblnata full high 
baaamadi wiih planty M windows. 
plaaixN tor salt* Thi s Is a high 
iMi&a with BRA VIEW, near 
fnsid boa xsretea aad ' an aawar 
CK m ThU WILL JIOT LABT 
friOL TODAY R O Ntr Ph 
tv 2-2142 or BY 4-2422. 


JOHN GREENWOOD 

IMI Brume 2irw4 

SAANICH 

A dwdy s-mnm anirro mneh-Myl* 
hutMhlnw only 2 yanra nid. Mad e i n 
aa tomotrow Oak Aoert thninwi. 
722 wirtng. ‘aHaehad mrpwt Pan 
basamant. automatic oil haot Lot 
7$xl4g m lawn and garden. Ideal 
tor tha email family or mtrvd 

$8400 


VACANT 4rnun bungalov l«m- 
mant Automofte haat tlactne 
kitcham taparait Mraga nir* dis- 
tnrt. noaa lo all roFna m anie t 
Futl prtra outyMdkg. K OGILV1E 
Nnrthweytam Bae w ittaa af VklMln 
Ud.. CVS414L 


Lmwly 2-yaar«M. 


AVAILABLE NOW FULLY MO^ 


COFFEE SHOP IN 
INDUSTRIAL CENTRE 

A kuatUng kimmm wkh modeni 
agutpinant gh^mr ing axcwUanl ro- 
luma A mun g ronrani ftw ms*i 
and wMa No avanmt or o ^ d AA 
gunday work. ^dl onca )wOUv 

2 SUITES AND 
2 STORES 

Recently com plated M Lan0<wd araa 

$18,500 

Mr AildMrm. EVLiMl 
PBMRERTDN. MOIJ4B2 LTD. 


ExeaptmAal vahia 4 
E\’ 2.0M bnyilmr 1 
Oak Bay Realty Ud. 


Rita Del Mat^s 


REVENUE 


Daily Astrology 


$9450 


ROCKLAND DISTRICT 
STUCCO BUNGALOW 
Completi Seclusion 

I tM H n .kMd.wir 

up to daia-ln axedtant aomdl- 
tton Rack garden. 2 larga badrnu. 
ITxM Hving rwwi. alectne kttchan 
Witb nook WaU ftakhM hantad 
mam la baermeni Ottllty rnam 
Otl hsnt. garage One of the mom 
banuttful aad convenient borne* 
IMMEDIATE pOQHBBlOd Pull 

$14,500 

Tm elawiM phoM KARRT BOQ- 
BOff EV 2-dl4l 
RorthwMtam BfeunuM af 
Vletorla Ud 


THURSDAY. CXrT. 1. 19f» 1 

Today's Quotation: ''And If you mean to profit.' 
IpBm to plpRBp."—Cbarlps ChurdiUl. 1 

Thursday for Evpryonp: Daytimo: GH an etriy! 
start, makp profrpfiB with lh« overcoming of problems; 
take necessary trips. Evening: be ImperBonal; double¬ 
check news and information; discount hearaai* 
l 4 Mdc for Yornr BirtbiUcR RAd Birthdate Mow 
March 21 to April 19 (Aries) — The da)iiine 
pmmtaes beneflta If you are alert and attentive From 
late afternoon calla for a poised outlook. 

April 20 1o May 20 t'Taurua)—Morning: Promote 
riwQtlve. ortjtiDal Id^s. Evening: checks on free time 
are confronted; he patient. 

May 31 to June VS fOmfriD^Get down to bealc 
matters m eeiiy as poasibie. After late afternoon 
fuard against contention, waste. 

June 21 to July 22 (CancerWork harmoniouBly 


I In evurylMim. bua alaaol by the 

\1Sm $5350 

Aak fur nm Ridtnga 
jBV 3 4424 Rex RV 3-2233 

' Strawberry Vale 

1322 HAKTIRG* BTREBT 
A apic and kpnii faur-room buogm 
Ime wsh haaemaoL lanmedlat* 

$8350 

CEDAR HILL 

Hmk. mnan ihrge-Mdmngi Bungiliwy 
•rgh l 0 W-lev *4 emnime. full M«n- 


LARns UVINC 


FAIRFIELD 


Cat*, eaav 2 -bm 
a autxt xtreet 

Ret air fumac«. 
EASY 


'4 ROOM 


$7500 

Xk 


BRENTWOOD 


BfALL RrMHE OI4,.U^^»^^ 
Udm OM Mue* Phan* GR A1T32 
betwae.t I sm. and fcM pm 
WKX KOrmT TH TOWN RBDEC 
OTBtoi 127 22. fvr m«Mh. Canada 
^vmt Ca EYmiii ^ 

PAflVimi>-2-RXDflOOM RBAT- 
bd UBOgr dunha. 222. *V 1-2412 


JOHNSTON'S 


FalrOeld near Oak Bnr bn 
2 -hedrnma. OOM hmled. M 
bam Muot be xMm lu 'w m 
rwted Prlr* 111 Sm tfWl 
n.FJlR TITLE PWx* rail 
Rnmidila, UrCandInM Really. 
Fotl. BVM111 ar EV4-2N2 


BY OWNER 

2 -YR-OLO R 1 'NCA 14 >W 

■erkidad area near H 


Reduced to Sell 

CADfirWO RAY 
QL'EFNSWnno AREA 
M«w pnwH_ 


Hos Job in Kelowno 

Mum xHl Lramned older ah 
'•mgnlnw 2 nedi'em * leg 
Qirag* Near Oak Ra^ tl 222 f 

Reduced to $5600 


wtih othvn and make neremry rhangei In amnfe- 
m en u. Ev e n in g; reinx. hn. imtHnoMl, 


wHSirr i'OMlH ' <Mkl4T«. 


vincvment >tenw m ■ reeuM' •< m »« ii u lty . renunABT 
neix Shun woit>’: exert Urt, care. 

Au|. 23 to SepL 22 iVirfot—Promote penonal 
intemti; xet thingi done quickly prior to late after¬ 
noon. Layer: protect asaeti. bekmipngx. 

Sept. 23 lo Oct. 22 (Ubral—Overcome obataclea. 
hindrancea and traniact bualneaa aarly: Evening: Go 
ihnv , 


_ Lcxi av Cnixn axd view 

Lorg* mi h odral eivmarw. rarpeed 
Pam I* NMng am. xualma iwmg 


rtoae l>> pmtxwied lliniMeSMtagnW 
gbfippmg andr* 1 raemm tdaa extra 
hMiad main off gmngp Awomair 
•B haaiinc tweiy gmunda Full 
pi^. wkh Irrma Plena* 

rna B F Gar*»y EV 2-3422 anyliam 
for further pnomilara. Mewrt 4 

W hyte O ak Bay R ealty Ud._ 

BY BUlUIRIt-THn REaI.TIFI'L 
baoae. ceoapM* m 4 wee k* . ^«e* 
y« the rlmlrr af the cuimu yuu 


enxh wiu haiidl* Call D E. WHIdm- 
atm. EV 4-2132 aayllwie 
.fEiu»ai ^~;i«g^ g_LTP. 
fe^Nremxwmv mF^wf 

rDHEY-d-YR-dunwOn ~ wrm 


tTINC 




TWO HCDOnOMN PALMER ROAD 

-Orttlir tt. 112 . GRI-dM J 


Grtonbousts ond Home 

11422 gg. R M ypxegb—xex Qua 


11 -Suite Aportnnent 


Oct 23 to Nov. 21 <Scan>io)-^4)aytime houra 
provide opportunity for profren In hopes, wlahea. 

Adronee matters 

re ynur ambitions and credit standing prior to evening, 
l^ter: see the other fellow's viewpolM. 

Dee 22 to Jaa IX ICapricornl—Get under way 
'aSli«T;quirkly; make proeresa until evening. Later: don’t 
TJi'make Important moves, changes in schedule. 

095 Jen 20 to Feb. IX I Aquarius p — Benefit through Ye- 
sources of others. EA-ening: don’t allow feelings to get 

_;out of hand. Pursue an economical course. 

vi SL Teh. 20 lo March 20 fPlacesi—The sooner you 


:7i«MM M urwr laita 

sTae^ casim_ 

DCPLXX-Iiis ixnrs PATwxst 
ll»,IW«lT Mtf-MMAlaM ■•PUA.I 
fcgat n t* ewtranre* oietm awd bx- 
dtvidMi Nmiiag uwk «» ' 

<m tmk B*> Aw Futt grire RLg2R 
Can I Moore. BV 2-f2« or *41322 
EVLgm . ^ 

Fmik A MnrUa ABxvirie* UA 
1114 WnaWard Mwet 


ndNhipR.' Aftsr nt^ht fall, maintain your balance. 
Nov. 72 to [>pc. 21 (Sagittarius > 


134 NOU3tS 

WANTipiX) kINT 


CONGDON BUILT 
HOME SALES 


137 MAUS, STOau, | _ 
OFFicn, TO xiNT 


LI$TING$ 

CANCiUfO 



























































































































































































































150 HOUSfS rOK ULt 


ISO HOUSES FOR SALE 


Northwestern | Northwestern 

uciiuTin or vicroiiu ltd'SEC iamn or sictowa ltd. 
Ml TAin AT BROAD EV MI41 'in TATXl AT BROAD ET MID 


"OPEN HOUSE" 

SIDNEY 
9666 4th AVE. 

THURS., OCT. 1 
2 TO 5 P.M. 

tumA BMUtifiA icrArA 

$7950 


1 t<l 4 to nm 


Anti 


"OPEN HOUSE" 

ISM CEDAR GLEN 
1 to 9 P.M. 

SAT., OCT 3rd 

B B v«ry AUAMA «* tav* (hr 
!•»« ourh u .t»M. l.l» m- 


"OAK BAY"' 
$1450 OOWH 


THKKK BKDIIOOMt. A : 
•fwrML mar tbr htfk orli 
t4Ml lot tta« M 

•• 1 n»*r FQ-’I 


finl 


Taw 


$ttB Duroli rent, 
irat lor 

Call IVAN PATRIC* 
EV»^«1 ar EVMDtt. 


Vary 

$7950 


'4 BEDROOMS" 

WlQr pay nm wMa you car 
buy tni* fuU4»aofFM«M taaiU) 


atra H oa a 


an« Ml RioalMy 

PtmU at mij 
Catt GEORGE CHAR 
RV M741. m Vfi- 

•aa tMa barpala 




■4 i n Mara Uvina tMiurtnt 
ilipeiiw mahoaaay arvf R» 
_a Vm flraiiat^ wal « 

C (tra larar Uvina nwm Ma 
ia^ W)t-«v la ramAy 
ainUM |tmn Dnam nlrtirn 
UM% aalaur and I larvr 
MraHtu Kun 
Ai n abi aarat* and (M>M 
haai. )<Aai aat«iundJn|t < < ail 
la tbt ract tiwi n.m orMra 
AMOjM Hr morthijill 
SUKEW* THE PROtTlERT 
HOME OWIIBR IS town 
F or iha buy «f ih* y^iF 
ylMa* MR PARECREVMHl 
anylipat. b 

"OPEN HOUSE" 

rRATt'RrNG 

"GARDEN COTTAGE" 

AT 

"904 SHIRLEY. RD." 
"RETIRED COUPLE'S 
SPECIAL" 

Basay lhaaa 'twUlaM" y«an 

o< >our w In thw atirariiv* 

rriTf^ aaWlaJ In a aInrnM 
aMtUM M a anAMtcHi rp 
flhwawi Only I yaara. NO 
tTEn Naar Carta walara 
W Mnrh to but Tarmi In 

P t yaar RA«l*i** 

kr .A-AAi 

arUy 

Oyaa lor wapan.^- . 

On A MAM. TO 
RAT DAVin ANO DON RA- 
COR la Mlaartaart, BV I47it. 


"SPECIAL" 


Hcaoila tarHAa nawa lu tha 
mirad oauala wMb raab. iW 
Cr>CRSE yoa.wanl a bamahi 
- mM ttel la yrarttrty wtMt I 
Nava la aOar Iraart “aawHb ' 
bJntmtow on larfa bum M 
Haariiiut rtnoML. carrion NOi , 
NTtPS' <;ain« for atr«irtarahlv 



HeLP/M-kt 





THANK HCM«N« YOU'U 
HERE, OFPiCat O'AMUEY) 







f WENfiEPEPA 



I I 


150 HOUSES FOR SALE 


WESTERN 

HOMES LTD. 

•It TATEi ST., 

HIGH LAKE HILL 
TERRIFIC VIEW 

II amuiM OM. NHA boaia. 1 bad 

raoiiH. full haatawd. O^M.haaL 
OtlLa-M tanurr IM •RPTo^' TIbilll 

b»ai w, m AuMi iSCii 

M ana baait araa. Hauar faaturaa 
Mdranra hall tarft L Miapad Uvtng 
aaa dminf naan «rfth atndara fir*- 
placa. all atacutr. bnptiy 


bathruan wtlA 
klaa aadnwau 

frtfM 


4-ac PtBibtraa 
vaMy. I tarnU^ 


$8950 


"OPEN HOUSE" 

510 DUMERESQ ST. 
SAT., OCT 3 
1 to 5.30 P M. 

-- 

'n- 


IPS' f;atnf for atn«irtcrahlvl_ , *• 

, th« $6750 

—5kv nAVIM rh««f "** 


ll»nhl . . _ 

rirasa rai. KAY DAVIES r«h- 
nmv at E\* $4T4l. 


"RARE OPPORTUNITY" 

UcfT M ynur chanrV lo buv • 
watl-mrrd-fnr 1 badmem. (ull- 
baarmcni tnauiatnd. alurm 
home, wgh arw wirmt and 
md Situaiad un a ruca M 
In rmyandy dlair|rt PMI 


faalum rnufhadln nimpua 
w»h nraplart Ynu wttt ‘ 
proud ta aWB Utia hoaM aad 

$15,700 

Tall BiU Korpaa 

j-nr. 


ESTATE 
DE LUXE 


< arret aa Haqutmalt aairrt aiMtIy 
m lawaw. abrubi about I arrat 
idMl for trurh garHaolnc. ptut T 
arraa adJMnmc pattwr land avail 
'. raa»MMhlc prirv Ideal for 

ly ^ _.. ^^'T'^lbarry or fruit farmoM Ir'eraJ 

wan 1*01* down •f*’ wcU-buiH maHundry thedt all in 

pr>intm«a)iB to vww, piraaa ; repair Thu prnpenv hat mod- 
rail ANSEL rETERSEN 
EV MTEl 


tir^ PMlI 

$6700 


ISO HOUSES FOR SALE 


HARRY 
FOSrER LTD 

OHyaaMa ‘Tbi Hay* 

ms OOLOLAl ST. EV S Sltt 

2 ACRES ' 
PAT BAY HYWY 
TAXES $114.75 

A brauitftd. aarludad aroparty wtih 
a lamftr view id tbd aurrataHluiit 
( tinlrytula Tba dnvaway wimb up 
aard tbrouib aoct uaU-tafad»laf 
Mmaa aan Truaa .tWra w a lw» 
hedn«>m cvtiate. aaparala garatr 


150 HOUSn FOR SALI 


ruM fruit tieea. holly tNiWiaa CttN 
Mater for tbr rnttaM aad ample:With 
weli waler l«v the land. 
badly 


FRANK A. 
MARTIN 

AgenciM, Ltd. 

in« ■tANMABo Hnuarr 

HOW LUCKY 

CAN YOU GET? 

TO move UMo a braad aa«. Chaaa- 
badrta. Murro bantalaw with avar> 
awdan raasanuare and many eatra 
featufet auc-b aa: MabasHiy h Hr ban 
plua dinina area. Uvtnc runm. dm 
lay roaas. vaally, eala n aai. aala 
maUc ad. Ndl bamt. dnve-ia prate 
flanr araa af aver LIM aa A- 

$13,950 

BETTER 


(Oft 


PEMBERTON 
HOLMES, Ltd 


I 


150 HOUStS F OR SALI |I50 HOUSES FO R SAU 

^b."c7land 

& Investment Agency 
Ltd. 

Our Mtk Tnr m BM bolh 

ENGLISH-STYLE HOME 


ISO HOUSES FOR SALE Baiiy (LaUmigt 33 

; T1i»«4bt. Oct. 1, I*Se» 


KING 

REALTY 


jiso HOUSES FOR SALI 


aaraae. 

.$13,500 


N. BRENTWOOD 

DRIVE BY < - ^ 

3152 RICHMOND RD. 

OppnaMa NORMAL SCBOOL t-« 

haituBM faa^ baam. all heat 
A vww peapartjp aad a aerhjded 

$12,950 

TfpiSj* EVEWE 

ON TERMS 
OR CASH 

LAJUSE MOKTGACB rOft YOU 
Tt ti a prtidRBi la Muw ym tile 


Hew a aad b-roMaH bianah«wa„ 

$9500 


$11,500 

na. fdnma 

$6300 


tarve reoata. -naar 
«-baoi and atoraa . 
OC^a 

rue rauremeat — 1 
aea-vsme buMalaw, 
eurliaivu dlairtct 


MTABUBHK) 

OOVWMUfT 




iu* at tta. 

$9500 


Btrlualve W't AaafnMmenl < 
>iew pteate rail An Yelit KVIM 
or ftvbcn MilrbeU. EVI^7|. 


QUIET COUNTRY 
LIVING 

Oa thrae-Blle circla of tava. UtU 
attracutt Uitle faai-year*aM 

bawfalaw hae all taaoicRPtaf aad 
laaae ettablttlMd. tardea aad 

trutt traae. IMII Urtaa raam. 
Bemaa Hit (trrplace. butli-ia 
bosbaaaet. AM Bardvoad flaara 
Imiraoce hall. t«e bedrooms. «• 
pc« baihraom. tpacioat kiubeo. 
vtred. OtiHiT aad tube auacluM 
aarape. OU haat. No tU«« Oaa^ 
etrarlad vle«- Terms 
Pull prtoa ^ 1 

ealy 51 

BY ••dIM. W. Waadlry. BV i-Hlt 


3'(-.; acres 

$2500 DOWN 


buMei^ 4 ettuiSad e 
af UoataalaM trtU aiNdt 1 acre 
Maena tW haiaau ta Uaaa., TJUd., 
haaie ftataree thramb hail itYUia- 
raam IbtlA with opea fireplaat. 
diotay room, cahtaet bitrhea vtih 
aoah utrad lac raaae. I heirnaami 
aad 4-p4ce tiled bathraam. 
•emeat baeeaiaal «nh lauadry i 
tube aad OB. eataeaaue hoVdiri 
heaUot uflM: attirhed faraee i 
Boat# decATatiad reaairad- Lacatad; 
ta d.Biile rirck ta Baaoicb Maaihiy; 
yayateau are Ml ta tachide yrlh 
et|wi aad int«t|ec - - - 


dattan tnr the extra m embare of 
tha tamtly «dm ratuuu a small 
bacheier eulte Newty MMlad nu 
baaia«. OPEN TO CAM OP- 

. $ 12,000 

Lae Malfbert. e«ee BV»4iM 

MUST BE SOLD 

Thfa brand new epM*fev»l hame to 
ettuatad oa Areecu way. M one 
n( Gnr^ HeaPe tnaal auHuetv* 
diatrirta. aAd anJoy* ha ax- 
paaaive aea view whhh canani be 
olMinned. The bnum rontahm 
•Iprna I.IM eq ft V|tb lane 
LB and ttfidiw ana wUh 
tatus m* bidhiia leadnaabi. Thjttt 
an I be dr me raMnrt bfirfwa 
wNh dhdM at** • >^14 torre 
e anderte ever t aryart and farate 
Thu U a heauirtul. awdeta hnnw 
tn a inmrty aettme where values 
will raMMue ta afp e fpfaie /*' 
OPPTRN wffl ba wSmined 


BRBKTWnCD PBOPSBnBt LTIX 
n« WEST BAANlCm 
CtA-MM . 


pptn «d 

tiel- ShraBBA ew 

Lee yenbfitt. met 


WHITTOME'S 

BMablUhed IfM 

NEW 

l.BBOBOOM bamawat hoaee tar 
real QUALITTI Built by expert! 
UviBf ream, dtamy raam. aUe 
kiiahaa. Oak llaara ineulaied 
QtfTTT iiraet Ctoee ta BUB Easy 
terms. BKAT thU If Toa caa 

S,tr $10,500 

Call B HAJUIIB BV t-AMS aay- 

time. Rea BY «>Mn. I 

PAINT ME UP 

OAK BAT^PAMILY HOMB Basi¬ 
cally eaUd and apuad. ideal loce- 

--— Marltwn. Wire stae law-fruit trees. 

STi? M I* MtoaoU. nea 

UhopptUi pl*t» •IMidawa Open 
menl HIM Payments oa hiv ,*• 2ai?‘l^jfl22r 

.ntereei au,nyaae rtn *ee,$ * _*bj**??*- BV J-UM aaytime 
h an bahirdai «r B yau den t i BV a-MN 

one 

SU BiTSr 1830 HAULTAIN 

Ultra modera faur.rm phw de 
MbmA,,, toaa bunrntaw. l aa et eas Uviaa 

"NEW rm. large dlaetu aad “U” kit- 

chaa. utility m iva very gaad 
slat badrau. Ps m beuBe batb 6ay> 
lithl basement' utth extra beauil- 
fultr tiatWRd badrm. ON-Otodaitc 
heat, traced gardea aad pu ta 
imataculate aandltiaa. Clear title 
ar «ury caad teems la riaht party 
Owner traae' 


DRIVE BY 

2871 HEATH DRIVE 

(GORGE) 


view ihH iptr n dld buy Cnme kg) *’• 
wBb aa nffer aful get reedv a ; 

FAIRFIELD 
Modern Split-Level 
Roncher 


Ti.r.sisr $16,000 revenue 

1i500 <^*u Mr ar Mr MacbeoRU. KCVCiNUC 

uvesaic fV 4-41U. aaytime TRIPLEX . efun 


CLARKE & 
WALLACE 

Realty Ltd Mtmbet MLB 

IIU ^adra BY 4-I7M 

VALUE PLUS 

IBBDKixiM i-tingaluw ovfrtnokmt 

<iar«e Watefa bMmaaaL el 

heal- Y fwi y -a Uveip Juaw and 

$11,500 

PIVK BBOfbOrtoa Give .vaur fbauir 
_ a chance ce raaXv liTt la ihie im* 
of|!mac«iaie aidei M epe baaet wah epa- 
gtaemdi M heat Omwmtat 

$20,500 $14,500 

cRT-iiSr’' "l!K^ Wad*. Kvmw <m» . ng 


em rmnr-her-lype hnnw. 7 years nld 
1 TIP ea ft., ahu carport fjoed 
water eupply nuh bram t-reek or 
rNy The upper 7 mree rvudd be 
K'tMhvided mto ■•-a<^e Ms aHnw- 

lag ahnui » bomee lo be tndH or|.|.^ bAm* tor aaoetntmnt ta 

SIT J!ES, TWtifgr 

Wrai nn^ etc Kmn aix ji„eea buagaiaa. baeeawnt. mp- ” 

miiea fTM rby <aaira ^ the garage oaad lat. ON 

huey traffic Unee. Viewed by bP-, gfWBB 

o«l, cru"|l^lll pnea. m um. $9250 '- 

Cub afferi caastderad Ptease 
phone Art Yells, BV $ Sa^ ar 
N^rt Mitchell. ^ t-44Tl. 

Office. BV S-Jin 


LOOK! 

2 New 3-Bedrm Homes 
Over 1100 Sq. Ft. 

ev - 1. lO'yc A 10TT iRl'toedi end aU MrlKMa. Lgai ag 

Drive by IVZb orxj IVJ/>rt. nt pruturty plaruwd Umim Ipara. 
KJnwtnn ^truut TRlPLt PLUMBING t Nadruonu. 

INewfOn aireei 'nae lerte Iiemt and dhUtm raoau 


m yaare designed and helN W M- 
pens Premium kicBtimi. cIom to 
■chnufi end aU iRrlltMa. 


Vie**ad _ 

$28,500 

a ith teruM and apaa to nOers Pleaee 
rail Ganrae Ctork nr Ray Mr- 
C-diJvray . EV I 7117. EV 3 M& 


I b a d rnoma ea Cadar MiB X 

M. LIM eg II. ef modem Uv- 
MB prbaale at hand and ehope 
ppa r b i r C. baeatneeL ad 
beat and drlve-In garage Own 

KiT"*" $13,500 

SVMT41 er GR71M1 


$675 DOWN 

VACANT 

Mme NOW Ma this 13-yT -aid Cedar-: 
ihalie IxeagalO'v CDnelate af UR-. 3 
Brme Cah kpehen. ell range in- 
eluded. Nice earner Inf. CaMpdti 
area. Paymeiita tTIM ner ma 

JS!!, $7950 

Mr F.vens. EV 3-319T. EV 

i $1500 DOWN 
I LAKE HILL 
3 BEDROOMS 
OIL HEAT 

Thle beautiful home 1e a eleal aa 
the lenae offerad. Dvina mrea with 
wall-wan r-anM. large kbehen atflh 
dtrdne Twiak. I good tiedreiuna Pern- 
kmbe hathroam Pull haaemewt wtfh 
Timken ab heal, drlva-tn 


CABM 

constructed 
decaraitog 

PLSX POBB1 

Pull price 

Art Yeito. rae BVI-bagP. 
Mbert MitcheU. BY 1-4473 


"NfW" 


Owner traaMerrad. nCA Timken aM heal, drlva-tn garage 

aiMt aetl Asktag 5l4C,yDU NW M. Il iini le imnumlaieln 

Mr. Drew. BY S 41M eaytime. Baa. eMe end aid. Pin C AA 

OR Ptdl price ^ I A, JW 


TWO 

820 COWPER 


... ^ Wartd charm aad eecluelon are 

.ML Tal ;o(r»md ^ thto deUahtful five-rm 
m every way, 


Mde In iMa Ih^ . . .... „ 

mie area. i.bM •« ft. either mmgalaw M 
aiir, full cwment hasemm. ed | m affertag 

Ki.fS.’* $23,000 ^ "•* 

Pleam'call NORM MYDK am^ 

UM EVM7U or CRT SMB 

"REVENUE BUYERS" 

Leab theet I buva mer: 


Call J olu my Jamea. EV 3 3197 any 

•■me. 

Privacy High Amidst 
Oaks 


1. Kour-euite apartment. Clear 
tule. Must ba ndcL Situated 

C l an edge of tnwn. MCE 
RGB LOT AMOi^ prka 
B&ain wMh terma. 

I Aaeihrr fnur-aulte apd'7- p>b 
mew ciAM ta. CixapKiriy kluhea 
mir-contalned. Aektat yrtre bath 
|l* Mb VeadflC wn^ cea- 
eider iradtaa up Into larger 

Terms heKb 


YET nnRB TO SHOPPING CEN 
TRE. rCMOOL AND TRANSPOR 
.TATIO.H RTTfATEn ON HE 

- gtoM wtadowe. topaimta • CLUDED STREET Ok* NEW 

dintag tm. ail heat Orauads fully NOmcs mfdPORTARLB I 4W 
maiaead wuh baauSifal tatruhe ga FT. OP LfVIIKi SPATE 
ead fruit treae CWr title ar Urga ^IgrLY DECORATED 1 BEDRkO 
mortgage avaU- # 1 A OAA ’ l*ARGK LIVING ROOM WTTH 
able. Aeblag ^ I A,OVA,/ , l IRKPUtC DINI.NG AREA. CABI- 

Drive by the abwre thea gtye au net KITCHEN. 3-PIECE BATH, 
a can ta brn^ge aoappelaimeat 1 CARPETED THRf HALL. LARGE 
ta flew Mr J>«»^BV 3^334 aay-1 RfMptrg room. n^W CARPORT 
lime Res OR i-«Pb9 | GOOD VALI E dlYACA 

COUNTRY HOME 

One acre af landecaaed ground*! EARL K. WARD. EV 3-3197. 
wrrauoda thU lamtly baaie , 

Large bright li*iag raam. eepar* I 
ate dlniaa raam. cablaet elwtru 


55K^ 


3. PAIRPnLO dietrict. Pear 
BBMee. phM Mr awigle rncuna. 
cawptotety fainted Jata re- 
rewl) Goo4 dlairirt. G«>d 
reniato. Adrata price 331 (HR 
stub lerms for all t worm a- 
tua pteaee phune I' 
lUfL EV B«T4L 


"AMONG THE TREES' 


tlLMR to M 

pnra tar a new 
Bind. Bxti 
OO^M 


of IMa 

rrmaiz awfl ptannad. 
uat iMua • badroom 

.. .ituniad ta a deauaM* 

pan af tawik Try HIM dmm 

r meni Phone MRS. RACON 
EYM74t er EV 44M7 to 


bedr< 

B, 3 small bsdraami 
lurga rumpus la full cemeat 
baaemeat. OU*0-MatM hat water 

r.' $18,900 

Ta view please call Mrs. Ruth 
•aalree. BV }>43U eaytime. Bee. 
BY 3-33«». 

WARREN 
GARDENS 

■aba RABB OPPOMTUNITY 
m mave tato a MODBRN and AB- 
•OLOTELT BPOTLMM buagaloa 
ed annsaal daSffu vMi 3 badraam* 
aad fuiriamt with ftoUhed rum 
aaralate ur- 

$14,850 


"BARGAIN FOR 
LARGE FAMILIES" 

Mere to that eemomy priced 
mraer haate that to hard to 
IwhI. As wen aa betag spot- 
lese Ihto beeae. hae 4 bad- 
rnomi awh a poaaibto 3 ta a 
mrich. Plua Ifsiaa roam, dta- 
tag roewi aad a rnamv tamily- 
etaed ktUhen AH tlua to a 
Idra dtotrirt. rtaiee to erhMd. 
tarn and ahnpa Nir# yard and 
leparate garase. doCAA 
Ynura tar only 50wUU 
with wily IT* per mualfc. Call 
ELLWOGO NAULT mm at 
iv34r4L 

"W ACRE— 

2 BEDROOMS" 

Country living yet rHy ' 


r i 3-yaar-aid 
bedroeeruL 


be raure 

issnisi‘ 


atodt ttvtag rama. ■ aaadg 
aeme flxtag ugiK t and tot 
me hava ytmr omn. Aala ail 
bMt of cnuiit. &R ELL 
WOW NAUCr Raw a 
BVS^tL 

"ECONOMY PACKAGE' 

Ernotaalcal tad wmm dula 
maito haaL Balimaaty km 
taxea vary tom tattagR. eaa- 
ventaal tocaitoa. wotamairai 
M i ata. fuM btaamgat DBdag 

J=L KSfTR-.’tt 

■ $8950 

- 'swsrvmir 


'XOUNTRY" 

3 hadreoma hm 

O-Matir bw-air 
acree af taaC 


$8250 

irikk 


"OTTER POINT" 

£S..$8000 

(D II acrag gaa xtow anginj 

rt£?H$8600 

"S850 CASH" 


ftreplagtL 
This to a 
RBAL BUT at 


$1000 DOWN 

FAIRFIELD 
3 BEDR(X)MS 
$10,5(X) 

$75 PER MO. 

PHpHB J Ml POLBT DW. 
■V3-3ltT ANTTUdi 

NHA 

NO 

DOWN PAYMENT 


CaD B Ttayera-MUh at EY i-tlHl touuave petred from MbM Per 

SfuL m EY tSm irS. 


ftUl 


PEEP 

Preview 

NEW 


S-lanf 


BRAND NEW A-lmdnmm 
Blucaa ta ha ftnbihed ta 3 
It'e Juat g(i( everythiTM und feaiuree 
regn a matiwi Ihrtfig ream wMh dtfdng 
' Pull ka s ement ta Ideally laid oid 
far ruMPua-. Cleat to new eehaal 
Moderate demg payment aahed 

IS. $.11,700 

CaU Mr Caatokell ea thle one. 
VMaM Mv«lnr. Rea EV 4-9971 
t. m. wMirroMB * co ltd. 

1313 Broad Btratt 
iM 3HIW anytime 
lambM Mdlttoto Latfng Buraaa 


ISLAND HOMES 
LTD. 


OPEN HOUSE 
907 KINGSMILL 
ESQUIMALT 
PARKLANDS 
$1800 DOWN 

XtW-4 BBOROOBa 

SAT., OCT. 3 
2-5 P.M. • 

toifen thto aew MU haato. Miut 

ta thie waeit. 

Mr. Mil riiipai, *Y»43a 

$1000 DOWN 

NALANCB LIKE ]lP.irr 
Caa-'eaMid aiunw bunabiw. wta 
tar ranfg. Ml yRg. bd A baMd 

St $7500 

CRB Mr. Oarlte ar Mr Ikftai 
BY»-9llt anytaM. 


$25D0 

DOMir 

OAK BAY 

Bdaamtakaal ktap M aa 

f-BKOROOM nuCOO_ 

BUNGALOB MMR Sam aaaMai' 
ura UYiiio Aff5 ooniiQ 
■OOHT fiaifty MieBtak niALL 
PlMbSto nflh daBiL oa 
Fluucs Aaaamit'vPiRi Ob a 
■toe Ycul ataK «toaa la agtogM.( 
tam «M bMrtttW bama baa bsaal 
vabmtod my i—■" ' 


$12,750^ 

L. a Ramia BVB4U3. 
raa tVSgW 

LEAOi A BTARIB 


EV3 nST. e\aa GR METf. 

RETIRING? 

See this nice huagalow. no alefw 
Only a few dnnre off Dallas Riwd. 
parttal tea view. waJklM dtotanre 
te town and Beacon Hill ^rk. Com 
artaaa ige LR. 3 BRs. 9-atoM bagh. 
hrtghl rahtnet kNchen wUh dinette 
Ltd to dtxlM. fenced aad ImMarattadr 
Thto to a bargain, CAOCn 
wRh terma. at ^OTJU 

Pleas* can Rtw McGMlmray e« 
Ceeega Clark tV 3-3197. anytlma 


DICKIE & 
SHAVER 


Thea^T^knutifiii 
•ipea siainvella drlve-in 
rnached-ta rumps 
BmR ta khcimaa. a 

B9 . 

tl.TM 

Per funher infanHatinn tat 

■ - Res GRhSCab 

EVBITbi 


|ranini*rT‘**‘*t fuuy-rabtaaird kmity ptar 
garagre I bitriiea wUb exhatmt fan and raany 
raama eating' BBtdi area, tiled ^ylighl rumpua 
fwad. cwY aadlwM' corner bar and plumbed taak. 

$ 1 A 0/\A'"*itaMe view paltr*. 3 carpnrta. 13S.- 
1 4^,Ovv mm B-TrU- narhage od hrai. Excel- 

"" *' $24,500 

Kkctuelve with 
Mr Simpwm B$’« kUI. Ret. 

EV 3-799R 


RANCHER 
3 YEARS OLD 
REAL BARGAIN 


PetfeH fnr retired cuuple. thu %rr> 
lovely and eaay kame hae a Rvint 
rtum 1304 wRh aitracuvc fPe- 
ptare. Gleaming tmk Boon. T * 
reoma rataart IdUhan utHN> 
tvMATIC BBATUH; ddparalL ^ 
Kui landm-aptng and handy 


on. 


HANDYMAN'S 
SPECIAL 

TALM O U i. J TA. . »B- !■»». I»w»gir m ,lAnil«- »l»i»i And tand) 
wtod city home, reauiraa 4 bus ahd mnpptng CO^/V^ 
toa and same f^airt OU- Aad the priea la afdy 

" $7950 


morigage 


;wilh lenna T. Mmiea GR T-9 
•r afftaa. BV l-PTM. 


SECLUSION 
(Elk Lake) 

Pretty aa a pirture. thto aadar 
■hake, ranrh-etyto hama to latatod 

B * 11 anna dDvt fram Yktarta. 

rr-ruotfed by dogwoods aad ever- 
greeaa. with a gMmpat af IM lAb* 
thrw^ th* traaa, thto to parfec- 
tton far ib* rallrad eeupto ar ataall 
famlta wto* aafay a couatry at- 
moahhara. Thar* are eta raaaw. 
attaegied eerage greenhauae and 
toal ebad aulamatle m s r rw\ 
haat PULL PBICS 5 I 
Baclaalve wlUi Art Yella. BV 9-M9a. 
aad Robert MUrhell. BY 3-4413 

OAK BAY 

BUNGALOW — PLUS 

REVENUE 

IdeaHy locaud. wtthla steaa' *1 
TRANaPOBTATlON SHOPPIHO 
and BCWOOLB Paaluree extra- 
large Hving raam. saparata dlniaa 
ream, cleetric kitchaa. tw* gaad 
brdretwas aad 4-puca Pembrate 
bath. 

THB 8UITB TH PULL BABBMBirT 
entlrtly self-contatoad. havtac 
awn entrance, targe eaaibtnattaa 
■Ittfag raam •flreptoMi, roamy 
kttchea srlth ail range and dining 
space, washraom lahaweri The 
suite to being held vacant far aew 
owner. 

LAROB BBPARATB OARAOB wilt 
not aaly hoeaa your ear but will 
leave laU at room to BUUO 
BOAT AND rrORB IT. TOO 

$15,900 

llabert Mticbell ^ BY 1^13; 

Art Telia, 8V3-3M9 

'2V4 Ac'rES 
PORTAGE INLET 
WATERFRONT 

Will auhdivide tato at leaal T trice 
builtftng tale IndudiiM 3 large water- 
fnuu luta Onrludee ntoer 4to-i*><m 
tMlaie I Land value to taaadlly ta- 
creaiung na Pariaft InM In look 
tatn thto nne # l d ^/\A 

Atacmt prtae ta >I4,/UU 

Pnr furihar parllculare call 
Art Yalta. EV SfaOB nr 
toobart Mtlchetl EV 34413. 

BV 3-3iaL 


$710 DOWN 
4-Bedroom NHA 

YES. 1714 dnwn an yaur Ita. ar w« 

' I awmy lovely hnrnemRaa la ahnw 
Thto baauuful 4 hedmoen Rta* 
JM m feta, taalurai f«U baaM 
. , oM heat. mahoMay rabtaH tm- 
rhm All wnrk guaranteed Kne ta- 
farmaaiaa ptoaae call L. Mallltoi 
CR hJOn. ar Lea Wardke GR T-IMS 
or offir*. BV l-in«i 

ADMIRALS ROAD 
1.33 ACRES 

Ibadraaai batne wUh large ttvliui 

room aad daa Raparata garage 

Mdo afl beat Iplimlli rgen view 
Law laam. Lew dewa paymeatv.Ral- 
inra at 9*4. ITS per a s s AAA 
■mntk RmI valar at > I I rTUU 


GORGE AREA 
REVENUE 

Mere to a haum tkaf to ota aaly a 

wonderful hniae tad a ra^enue frty 
erty as well. The mata part nf the 
hrame to T tii ifrnaaii. large Mvtac 
mam. kHrbeg unto aeaarale eating 
area The eulte ta Ina hammwd 
cnmprl s ea 3 begnaeae full 4-pr 
balhmnm. eeparat* # l C YCA 
entrance Pull arlea > I Or/DU 
Terms raa ba arraaged. 


2 ESTATE PROPERTISS 
$6500 CASH FOR BOTH 

Driyf by 331 Old tsaulmaB IM. 
and ee* ibto 3-roomed home aR 
aa aaa ftaae. Could b* dimtaRod 
■ad UII33 H. kat aa Alder M off 
Reed Sewet. Bath gragarttae aaa 
be had far thto tow eaah oNer. 
Drive by aad thea call Kea riea- 
-- OR 4-1913 ar afftaa BY 3-4794. 


ESTATE SALE 

3 BRs ond RUMPUS 

TERMS 

Modem and atiraeuw. ihia ranch 
eiyto ai>me oflera th* hast ta deatan 
and la taiuatvd oa a iracd tat with 
very IHtle garden. Thru hall, wpm 
rtaae Uvtag fwnan. adjulning dm.ng 
ranm. mahtgany . paurllmt aad 

R niart. Wal»-to-wa)t rdmeta dream 
*hra. 3 hedreunia oaa of wT' * 
nperm oa In aundmk. Pemta 
beihmom with rwtared fixtarae 
tra mlrrorm. Itllfta. etc. Lemrer lewi 
tori* rumpus room wkih KP 
buSt ta ftxlures. wofh romn. 
lanw farage. OU heal. Raguied la 
* terma to aHi gafrUy. 
Milrtey. EV 4-3131 


L. -Jenkins e%'ee CR 7-1137. 


Phone Mn 


anyihne. 


RBALTT LTD. 

933 fhet Bt 8V3-4911 Par 

OAK BAY SOUTH • 

K*'* to a apactaus 9-raam 1900- 

BIIN 8TDOCO baaaalav wlth- 

iheat autetaadiag features; 

1. ALL LAROBR ROOUB lg*M- 
.lag thru hall. Uk. oK. kHahaa 
aad THRgS BBimoOMB. 

t. High dry hammwl vUh mi 
tumaca. 

I.^eloped gteagii with tayely 
■bruba. lavat amd g P B O I T 
TRBBB. 

4. Ctoee to beaih aad irhaala. 

k Yayy reaatamk l i taaaa aad dava 
- af amly 34J99 ta a 


2^8 ACRES 

QUADRA AREA 

tovety. raach-elyie. fanUky kmate 

O haf-waler haat. Bert you raa 
RTatry elork for yaor rtatra- 
, ptaa Miaders caa ba dam 
by eoatodlla mtm kowwa «4mt to 

$ 22,000 

vtow eaS 


iym< 

i f t yi __ _. 

Why waeto" fWr Uaa agd aaergy 
an rough g a iaiii 7ar aat ta a 
aaw suMtatakaa BVr CLOai » 
toNh aU tkw A M BWTIBB 

X $15,500 

•to Wjm Diekta. m 3-4113. 

HIGH QU^RA 

i-raiam buag ato w aat la a goedaR 
a< uaiurgaaaad baaaty t larat 

e^Tj-’W.'TSinKJri 

MSxit with lifeglaat and ad- 

4ML-4MBM ^ akat._ ^ aa.. 
BtoB t BiaiMadivnh gfi Turkaet. 

ts;rr,jxs. •“ "" 

$14,700 

Can B. Oy^ BY 1-4311. 

_ »rm BYt-4f9i 

NEWStEAD 

^ RBALTT LTD. * 

Ml Part Mraat EVMUI 

NO DOWN 
PAYMENT! 
NO 

MONTHLY 

PAYMENTS! 

■to 4-rwua ktawpiaw as* gmd 
togglag raatra a^ j aaf r e af touta. 
« to houMri far #ad eaah grtaa 

NOT A BARGAIN! 
JUST GOOD VALUE! 
ASKING PRICE $7200 


r gapi Inime 

M Yeito _ 

Am MUrhet. BV344T1. 
BY933R. 


F. N. Cabeidu 

111 Broad Btraae SV 3-7174 

Meatoar Maiilato Ltatiae Buraau' 

NEW NHA 
CLOSE TO 
GOVERNMENT 
HOUSE 

Something a Uitto difTereai la ■ 
tovaly eatting Tto Uvim roam hai 
attr^tse raiaad toarta fi 
•rtih adtofning dinlag araa. 

■man khetoa mito atlBiy; 
vaiUty bath; 3 bda r eo aia 
stair to very larfr ptay araa wtth 
ftraplare aai Pranrh dnora agtaUag 

K ito. Oil toaL Drha- lm gar- 
ickton drive. Extra Ita raa 
BI T baa ed at a very r eaaanabl e 
■rtca le eaetaw privacy. 

Per appourtmeade ta viaw phage 
Mi^ Stro^. CV 3-7174; 


STEWART 
CLARK & CO. 


SxS DUPLEX 
WOULD YOU BELIEVE 

That It >ag hava 9LM9 yau raa 
gata a reiara af aggraa. 4g« art 
aa ttf Was U to uaa. A dug lax we 
bato Itotod wflTto thto. Navar any 
rdafal pmMaaw. I yaare aM Edwd 
ftMta DwuM rata UL i badrm. 
hfk bath. tafMty. m^rn. tm^ 
wgahtag amchiaea tataadad Thto 
to aa catch bat a gMudae af 

H .. $12,600 


_wr Camraae Oe e reat __ 

tot Mx til. nma frtpt treat. Marro 
aalertir. Damhf raat. aep. gtoage 
Varairi Muta to atad gaidto atoi 

r™, $7500 

BurtuMva 

PaH partkalara (fam 
BV3-3Si; Mr. La^. CBM 

Mra Otalt. BYSdM 
Ma ftaSMU. BV3M 
Mr. CataMHi. BYB3M9 


.- - -j viaw raJk Mri. 

EV »dU7. ar tvaa. BV 9MH 


' oral TO cAoi obbbbb 

Waterfront 

fito OMYISW-CAOaOMO I 
Veto aMraaUva^ flae ratal, f 

amaS aramhdasa. naatob vt 
fram m iaat ktohm mm t 

mm bail rams. Oaa* 
to raaetvad to I p ■ 
iNd HuiMta ar aay 
aacaaoarUv aaaagaad 

CANADA TRUST 


Oaah anere win 
Mtabrr It. 
aftars aat 


INVESTORS 
INVESTORS 
INVESTORS 

Thto four-room etacco buimalow to 
tael oae btark from Ih* Nava) Bar 
ra< m. ai>eMulaiv thr beet ba> M tto 
arm. TMa tom* cawiri be rented mr 
Ida to l*s par momh. wnieh would 
to a wonderful rtaur< tor money In- 
vested Klfta (tane on the marhe* 
EXCLUBIVE. Cash to emali amrt. 

rs ... $5500 

BV 44139. jofw Molyard. BV 99194 

CLOSE TO 
VETERANS' 
HOSPITAL 
$3000 Down 

Brand new ?-hedmnm bungakne, Rv- 
tag ranen wUh ftreiriai e Kiirhen wWb 
mabiiganv c a tan e ta Wtfvd Mr efrr- 
trie rarta*- t'lORy ronn. with IMa af 
■tarag* apace Wai'rtwnnd fkaon 
ikmmhaut AtaomoiP Oil fnrmace 

«r,.. 59300 

EV 4^9139 Mra EtrlmotriHi EV 9)973 
PAIRPIBLD — 9suil* epartmenl. 

, $23,500 

Cmr — f-ydor-tad Duplex tgkeadtd 

$18,000 

GTADIU — Duptoc 9 vears aid 3 
4S-raoni aiRre. owa eniraacea and 

$18,000 

BV 99U9 Jadi Brown EV 94971 

"SECLUSION" 
MAGNIFICENT 
SEA VIEWS 


L Very 

opea 


n nOR STYLE. • Twe 
rnof. ea twwahtrda acre, 
taraiior avvrtorricinc 
LMag ronm lPx3P. dtaina 
IPxl^ iMMlera kRchtn. break- 


Bay 


malm 

Htfh Oak 
Cadtora 


odyk. CV3- 
g.EV 3-401 

WATERFRONT 


NICELY 

3 arraa afta Lnemi tagma- CLUuED 
I hiA «mter. heaimg Aim 
coftaga went wurkmm. J 

R ragea. luoi ahad. pupp touar. rahlaat 
na-gaL atal wuier mh wNh 
;aiartiir gumgk g^ mHf «llb 

. $19,500 

AND 

afhar wateifraK pnpaattaa 
Saa Mr. BkatauiMg al UiTiraad M. 


__ . ihreha bath- 

$28,900 

a K. WIBchwaa. BY 9tl« anyttma. 

NEW LISTING 
OAK BAY 
WINDSOR PARK 

wmr AiTfumvE snui.tsm 
CU^AGESTTLX. VltoiUM iUN 
CALOW OUlCK PONSSSSIOM 

- UilD^ OOT SMALL UL- 

CARDiN Ctaa* to 
doree aad traneaortatkm. 
firiataea eeay ta wim rooeu 
kttrton. torga ptate-gtam 


#49 Caratoraat BL 


ESQUIMALT 
NEW BUNGALOW 

Rand^ far aeyat ptraannaL attrac- 
m-a. weil-buMt 9rm aturen bunga 
lew. ] >ear tad. auto oil haat hrii 
Mgh toarnwfit. nak fkonra. rtoan 
roay and rnnveateiit l-arge rntaata 
kHrhen wtth nook. Good value See 


o«r $10,950 

Ken Waltwy. EV 3-7339 avea. 

HOME and INCOME 


OAK BAY 

ILANSDOWNE PARK 
I $5000 DOWN 

BKDIIOOMa RUMPtW ROOM 
lyely yaar-aad-a-hall-aew ranch 
.. with araunda ail laadKaged in 
lawaa. w inibe n***r beds etc. 
and featuriAg aairanc* and 
thmugh bau. larta L-taiaoad llv* 
lag raam dtalag raom with agea 
flrMlace atoctrtc eebtaei kitchaa 
wtth braakfaet area. 1 geod-eto* 
aedraomi aad 4-piera bathraam 
Oak floars Pull geatoat baaeatoat 
with fuiUhed rumpus raom with 
tireplaito and bar. l-alar* waak- 
raota aad laondnr area Autaata 
ito ad hol-air haatiag. Driva-in 
garaga. Oaatoht gatta. Owner 

$20,250 

Pxciualv* Utitag 

Call Mr. Map*. BY 4-4113 aaytitae 

CEDAR HILL X RD. 

COSY BUNGALOW 

ihimMd aa iMBt landaraped tot. 

Ideal fnr caufim ar amaU family. 

BUM local tan. naar taw. Ounaiete 
uf enfranea haA. lira* ttvtng rxm 
wrik Uraptoc*. two twta-almd aed 
raoma. targi^alarlrir khchen wNh 
dtaeti*. 9ar# haikroDin. Aitarhad 
aar^. MOT-WATER OIL HEAT 

. $11,500 

tM Mr. J. MK-Ivnw. 
ev ,.411S •nvunw 

IMMACULATE HOME 
PRICELESS VIEWS 
Seavitw Heights 
928 Claremont 

Driv* by and then cafi us fnr a«|T*”"‘' pdito 
appointment t* taapeta iMs beautiful 
modern b ua gatow. Thfough hall to- 
xracloua Uxiita mom with vtewt. 

TPi^; 3 epacWxta badmomt. smart 
9pi' vanity bath, dtamg roam and 
ktachan wUh mprrh viewe. altacheit 
parage OwwnetairB lhar* to a large 
but coay rumpus ruum wRh ftra-1 
niam har. tar . and t pr lavatory , 

Hta.waicr ail heating, of cnam 
The grounds are a pirtare on this 
‘ dr^ek>p*d M wBh m fmntaae 

- $21,500 

E xc h i mve Ltoitag 

Pleas* atai tar Mr. W a Cameron 
EV 4 4113 anyttaw 

ESQUIMALT DUPLEX 
240 ROBERT STREET 
ONLY $^950*! 

Twa aood suitet with the tawar 
varifH me the naw owner, upper 
retted to taeady tenant* at Ml 

$6950 

Wcrhiatve Usftag 

nama atai ta* Mr W fV Cameron 

BV 94111 anyttave 

TEN MILE POINT 
WATERFRONT 

A flaa home aa abcad H arm af 
rhtara awtirfrwnf. 4 aadnns. 3 hatlv 
rwn« Larga MvMg na dintng roanx 
kKchen and 3 todnna dnwa. bath. 

3 bedrms and antait^Jathronm ita 
(ksauiffta gf simda Iwly tandyruf** 

$26,500 

CUN Mr. Bagshas**. EV 94UI 

anyitma. 

131 Cavar i aa g n t fli. "BV 94U9 
Member 

Real Batot* Bnard of Vtctoria 


THE ROYAL 
TRUST CO. 


■letaly 

ta atata St reel 

Mill Park and whh 
wwns PFs vie*r. tMs pruperty grv , 

Hi •> ” 'xwx Dt’n-Ex rt~ » 

la exrepUmalh gimd <xtadi ; 


tipira marittag of H vhig room, dim 
tag touok kJIcM^ 7 ba qr n r i n ya 3 k 


ibath m 


LMag 


t^ and Ita furndure M 2 suites m* badraam. 3-ge bath 

Rf 1 nwtmentard OH * t ^ uh Part haaaamat fU toal m g. 

P.ASY TER3IS C»'h •Me ftas Na awB JgJQQ 


CAPITAL CITY 
REALTY 

BY 4-1937 


awt r anca Pnr* 

A E Ctaea __ 

THE ROYAL TRtWT COblPANt^ 
1309 Cmemmnd M EV 94131 
EV9fT«. 


4 ACRES 

$1500 DOWN 


Pius a 4-r9i 


ranavatad hama m 
a aatat saciudad dtsinat Tha 
bam* has large tiviag m. family- 
•laad kltcbea phm 3 taad-siaad 
bedreams Three chlekea h<ta»ss 
ar* lacludad. PUB prie* of ^bia 

Sr"’ “ $8750 

for further dethUa call HOMFR 
gMTTN. BY9ta*41 ar OR7-IM1. 
Nerthwaatara greurtUas af 
Vtotarto Ud. 

DALBY & COT 

Revemia htata* or UAL IgTATB AlfO tMBURANCB 

t'msekeepmg heme Own^a aM }g|| bLANBHARO EV 3-9241 

•w main ftnnr toe LR. DR. 2 had 
roDma sungorrh. kitcheiL ^irii 
double phti 


1913 BLANBHARO 

DOWN PAYMENT 
$850 


nKWM. Wlcnill. IHi»irHnn lO' 
v«od A ta« hm. J 14^950 
Cart Ptappa. IVUTWf exes 


^toar puur raomi older-typo buatatow 


ransisuni of Itnag i 

roouta. f-gr balhiai 
kitchen Need* paint, 
struct toa taai. 

tot. run I 


two bed- 

aad larga 

bat oaa- 

$4750 


Mears& Whyte 

Ook Boy Reolty Ltd.t*'™* 

LANSDOWNE OFFICE 


$500 DOWN 

. - I—$6500 


SWINERTONS 

OCR 19«h TEAR 

W BRODOBTOH BT. BY MW 


FAMILY HOME 
OR REVENUE 

nXJSE AN^ERTATE .CLp« 


Nr I 


torga . 

ue oro wu a Low laues. 
beea cx«mletoly drm* 

. .. -. wttb new pk u mbntg fix 

turea and aufrunatie tat furaace. 

Thto very attrae- 
" vary aulckly. 


DOUGLAS 

Realty Limited 

1119 Dauftas gl . EY 3-9794 

tOpp Badaaa’a Bay ewe*) 

A SNAP—$700 DOWN 


Sa* Our W ti idmsa 
Ovar m propsftiaa ahawa cnmgtala 
«4Bi grteaa and dataUa. 


tacuaiaa Pom 3 badrma. Yaunga 
MWB cab kit PC bamaaaL liall 
LR. dr-M garuga afucx-o emanar 
ah rang* tartadad at €77^ 
Ito fun prtra af 

Mr Oartos. BY 3-9134 aartiata 


TV haaemew, wi healing, 
leveiy lucailua aaar sot and park. 

SS. $>3,250 

Mr. OeedstaL BVPdlM anythaa 

WOULD YOU? 

Ltae 2 acre* af pnd growing toad 
wU lata ta wamr. 9rr-aid t — 
wtni 3 kiditaa. ahaatel aa U 
tUL ta Hmp Yhllayt Okea ma a 
raS to jtontaa tto good terma 
avtOabia aa Ikli taad buy ta the 

r$8700 

Mr. B« Pwaa. BV 9904 anyttaw 


rXVB BEDfhOOM 
uufta 9yaar-ald NHA tamHp 
It aai gidta atraat af aaw 
tea. Id Ham taly aagiea. 
a Hscr caaatata targa gvtag 
a. Ilaama Uke llerptaea. atae- 
me kitobm dtaafka aataral nmn 
rabiaau. 3 badraama. 4*uMaa 
Peatbeaha badt Oearaaled atata 
•ay to 3 csamtamiy. ftatohad bad- 
fusma k^ liM rwOamd. Bpra 
hafh fbaS-in vmmyXPM toga* 
mata. ta i se-bt gangs, nattamy, 
plamm. sbruha, ^aagrimaa. PM 

■ramsT 

esr 


■sr. 


BVMia Mr. 


$16,800 
wra EVA) 


A. BERNARD 


BY 4-9339 

SECLUSION 


3TS5 MAPLEWOOD IfAIRFIELO, 7 ROOMS COUNTRY SECLUSION 

MAPLtWOaW f,p- . ..* -- QMf rxs^ HA^ F ATPPSva n>ck 

5 RMS — BSMT ’SmuTtJjm SSr A FOUR BEDROOMS 5SS-: 


. taad alder baam wkU hai- 
watof haatint Ptoaatsa baU. at- 
tracaaea toama raam wUh flra- 
*' 31 ruing kitchaa. laaa 
aft fcttahta. Twa alo* 
amd bathraam Tito 
abnlr nalshad raam* aaatairs 
Pufl aas n a t driva-ia ga r ag e 
Othar laia may ba purrhaasd 

$9950 


rtudad tareei. Thto Nwn* is ad 
able, as knsperlKin wit) dtsrtaac 
todnna. LR trr> OA. kk. aaji .. 
Ill mata rms Auttonaiic beat Has 
a raii u rtd 3149 gtaatkb Phis owner ■ 

SS $12,500 

Mr. Oota EV 3-710. EV 93914 

$9500 
OAK BAY 

Try yaur 9aw a payme nt aa thto 
aldar-typt. Mueea buagalww Clas* 

to shags, traaspartaitoa. LR. kU 

wHh ami^ araa 3 badrma. bath, 
fun bsBrt WHh extra bedrm sad 
iiTiiad rm; O-O-M RW beat, 
gsrag* dMta street 

Mr. Crtckmay, BY 3-1191, BV 9-3179 

NEW — $2500 DOWN 
3 BEDROOMS 

With pkaaslag auttaak. larga 
adds mrlailati Taa ta a a su 
has 9 very fka* raama. full hifh 
bomt, beat ail heating AddlUaaal 
features and suparlar caattruattaa 
Tw* btm aanrtoea. Near puhttc aad 

IS.!?-'" $13,995 

Mr. Craw. BY AT191. BV 3-9T19 


OAK BAY BORDER 

ONB YRAR OLD 
^ gOAPB UYtNO-DlNlNO 

BOOM 

R nOUOH HALL 

O BBt mOOM B. _ . , 

4 ^cg. VAriTY 

RUH^IC CABfKTT EITCHRN 
PULL RABXMRNT 
OAtYV-IN OARAOB 
T1MKBN AUTO OIL MBATWO 
PVLLPRICI %\2jy) 

r OORBLT. 
POIN^ ANTTmi_.fOR AP 


ONLY 


lAL L B. - 
ANYTnn 
NT TO YW 


$1500 DOWN 

bas. J,3 950 

Immedtole pnasernkm htrili for 
phone I fVlevei 
Uraea. CV 4-9739 
hykar ipMial UA. 


m<>r* iianktilars 
stephem ar Bar 
anytlma. Taj 


3997 •OJKWRNl BT. 


IT'S FRIENDLY ADVICE 

atartta im tlua. 
wetl-toili. > 
scboala hua 
Lavrix tawna 

$14,950 

inme las aw 

Mr Lakw Etas RY'MBM. 

A Carmarimaf A Ca. Ud. 

13I9 Rmad m. tV 4-7341 


You would tot to .. 

A hmtaifta kacaikta 


and WIUows Beach. 


$1400 CASH 


MUST BE SOLD 
TRY YOUR OFFER 


af-tow 


Uabis parehasee thto Taaalta bams 
.Drlxt by 333 Bupaetor Bt aad 
thea p b aas C. L. tBami rvaser at 


BV ijsn.,- appotatmmito to seslBargata haattag lac a Ih 
lasida. Coaruay to ather agsgu hame* Bat watar haat. 4-i 


DRV 

ntams tossta 
ferat. fatty apmgpsd meludiag 
paael truck BsUMtahad many 
years. Oaaar rattrkag. 

Pull prtoe 

Tto Chartrm. EV 4-9141 
Nartbwsstora Racunttos af 
Ytetarta Ltd 


$4400 


HANDYMAN 


$800 DOWN 

ri'LLY rURNlSHED PUT* IMME- 
IHATB PnBNBlBlON aa IMa older- 
lypa 4-bedixMm hame rtaaa to tmen 
xnd all omssnlaac e s. Larga imil 
living laam wUh ftrsata r a. Itall 
dininf rmim. tamlly-«Mta1 rahtart 
kNrhaa. and ONLY 373 
*-fl the balanrr. Hum. call HOMER 
MdlTN al EV 44744 «r GR r»1 
tar farther details. Ntotbweatom 
Serurktoa af Victarta Ltd. 


buagatow aa torm tot. ■* 
wag*. TUUcum^BaraMd* 

TRY YOUR LOW a j QAA 

OOim PAYMENT ^AtvU 

TBD CRARTRBB. BY b-fin 
Rarthwetiara gacurUMs af 
TWtorta Ud. 


McCANDUSS REALTY 

mg Ptal SI. phtow CV 34111 

BEAUTY and COMFORT 

NR TATTERAALL ORfVE. High 


PLirt 

.J* ta 

PaiM. S*m»- 


■srkidad larhary garden HMB 

jr $13,200 

CV MUl 


QUADRA 

$9450 

l»W d* l-tMTuan 
hcNBe. •« taHaflata terms WaAtng 
dlRtanc* to bus and storsa Extra 
rater ta k asa m a m , B a q mh to htate 
f Hoad*. CVVIRED. Nawkaa A 
Ca EV4-7U1 


HAYNES 

i 

CITY APARTMENTS 

.. raaltr gnto buy ta a fi^etoufl 
apartfamt htack wNh taur sudaa a 
gr-inf toval aad one ug tta i ea igg 
wtth autniaafjf og hta water Iteat- 
mm taaat. vWat kachetor auhaa 

-ped w*“ --*— 

raagm 
wtin h 


eaat p tod wNh. 'tods, refrlgrratora 
and raagm ‘ Aw largs. fhe-r^ 


walk-ta-waO aarpata Pall arte*. 

31AM9. fM« ca*. kalaaaa at 3h 


I aavmaaa and fuQ arm* a«a 
Flatad nguim i hiita m t 


-$tTY ALL 


BBT wnr TODAY 

^aaat i al i i ui to 1 badfaaatai. ad beat 
TWnw alAML^M rm mMR 
Phsaa biiiidir -at Otaf-im 


OAK RAT BT TUB OCBAH AHD 
Oak Bar eaff Idaha with maarh 
vtaa* af tha Bteataa Mauatataa. 
aad tta* aaKaru. to prtvauky ka- 
mtad. a vary kwp* aaaafaa Du- 


>*a ah* ha* aaiiad hr \ 
m aatsmadtat m Tadar ^ 
•a. Ji|i th* aaaartpaiky to 
ir amaymagia pad araniaad 
by- a baaatiral aate laasad at 
gg pay amatta la 

I VlJflTlLT i*i 


_ garaga C 

^ grtto la tataBar to aay aapagatsa 
S grttat* htata*. aad laid *ai tor pa- 
= tarmiatag tad sapartar rtawa fram 

z — 


^ aa 

Tarma art m 
M llig fhaa* 


4-3339 OrilTID 


Baard Btrati. 
9CiM~OARAOB. 


BY4.333i 
iahf Rtaai 


sask-aJTra«““ ‘ 


VACANT 
$1000 DOWN 

GOOD SCHOOL AND M'S 
LOW MOffTBLV PATMBNTS 
Mr. Kmg. a%at.^3dmi. ar Mra 


car' 


Ev>asi. 


EV3 


Etag 


■ANtnr. SPAC1DCS BUNGALOW^ 
Claa* to tawpa «a gulta taraat op- 
O-Mtakr baai. tall baiamam. Sman. 
■■Fladid jardra Uatay larga 
rwsas PNB prtto. MMm. wttb ev 
rtatrttt farms. CaS R P at rrbmgh. 
ETABHd a^iftw. Mears R Whyt* 
Oak aiy Isuitty Ud 


tapkas daa ar 
pipaa Cam- 


By Cootroctor 

De kuat I kifmm hanw. tank tutl 
naaaL oM baaiirvt and drtvatai 
If * Tkua hama has maay addi- 

thjfto fealurei and to taraiad ckot* 
to all srrvirea. You can virw g 
anytime to cauing GR 9^13. ev*- 
ntags CRf-dME Ptal prtra fl3.gTh 

CITY 

!••• DOWB Ckaa* la. Llv raL 
rm kit. 1 badrm bathra. 
a. 3 badrtaa an Nta* aad 
ckaaa. Baai* toraltur* lacl ait 
raat* Move rlffM ta. C7.4^iL 
Pun prtra 

•ua Hyiaad. BT 4-9999; 
rm. BT3-M|9 
PIPAICCIAL BPRYtT LTD 


IMMBDtATT PO«MBBK)N — 
aaarly-aaw 4 badraai raach-tayka 
aatow Law dewa aaT«agi t# 

_ k martaaaa. Pham* aaaar. 

BY >-47 m _ 

BY OWNBR-itaS Oi’PLn dhR 
auM* remad. Bto 4 rastaw tar awaar. 
•mna f imm u . Wataiag dta t a ac *. 
Alt cash RtohUleiv an adauU. 

~ bfto e 9 am. BY 4 -4994_ 

DflWN .• OLDER • TyH 4- 
a hatma. 3 badninmi. B«tag. 
kitchen, batkwtma. 14* baaaaw^ 
Urge W. yaaM Ray area Ptal 
'Mg USB raymmta gre pay 
1 PM 

Pta Bat* By Owaar. Na Ageata 
»a - years old g - raam haum 
flaUhto ta hardwaads aad akastar 
fall kaammat. ail haaL fully taad- 
tod. dPiS- waehahap taiB 
» 313jn. Tarms. OR9-d1l9 


SOLID 3BEDROOM lOUSB. 


jf. fmmrr. wi 
Extra rsL 

fftai whh ITM 4 


tm range. 


LROfTM BUNGAfiHP. (JtRCS LOT, 
tare vtaw. tttricstvt htota raam t 
gond-stat batavham; i p fi a a lath, 
ataa S(^ with dtahm tagea; util¬ 
ity raam wHh altachedgsrags. R* 
agaata 9ta«B BY 4-101 


3 B ED R OOhlR PUU. RAMCMSRT. 
fimtawd rmapuf ruMa. 3 fliaataisi. 

3 yr* 1 ■■ 


uead prtah It pita■ to AdMctM ^■Tvi 

s2*c5oa 

Ihhta BV3to9d4 _ _ ISim 

OWN 

I roaow ■• 

■rJVS 

f. rrMii 


Pmhmwd 4 

Cbif drv 1 




31h» -DOWN. 3-liaiRnOil BUN- 

e!=;-.''..;S3R. ca tsry> 

aarlal. amamaitc tad aiatar. MM 
mt Mta taactrtc ra^ IT «• IM 
par tagtah OagmrBVLaM. 


J x.m I 

manU 


aataag Maag mrpieki Let 


BT O HH ER NRAR'JTinWtarrY. 
9-taam ham*, a to sly kaadsaapeiL 
3 paars aid. Itl.tta Terms aash 
tastos. 

by owner urh-s oottacb 

wlBi skd smrid rharm ta itm*j 
patmto Tba MB* Ptata 0.70 


OAE^V 

Urge, akda 4-iwtaudli haasa tMr 

sftr»Sinss:.*SrS». 


Chtl M Marav. agpttaae BY MMI. 


RANOYMAN VKIAL 


YtaB akane* taamaimr m ha 
toad, aaw 0mmmt Naatik Qmir u . I 


tBra Chamtari 


"3IV 


ist 


„ _ 

gJsa,rirtu.“LKsg ^ 


WI CAR BVILO TOC A HOOBB' 
aa aay af apr aawaaad tala Rica- 


COUNTSY HOMES 
AND PROriRTIIS 


luY* TOCT owt -yf; *»o. 


taatoC Uidrm haitar aS tor- 

BtmrtUs-Trau^w- 

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34 lalln CTdlnilit 

Tfcwrtrf n , Oc*. 1, 1fS9 


Attendance 
Shows Jump 

American }^aiue tttandanca 
inrreaied 27 per cent In 1959 
with only Boaton tralllnt lut 
•eamn’a total. 

The final tl(urea romplleri by 
The Aaaoci^ted Preia ahowed 
Monday rtSi tha Junior ctrcult 
pulled 9.14PJ74 lant...through 
the turnaiHei. Thla waa a gain 
of 1.853.140 over 1958. 

The National Leggua regu¬ 
lar aeamn attendilhce waa 
9M8.407. a drop of 228.129. 
Tha gale totala In tha Mllwau- 
kee-Loa Angelea playoff aerlea 
will count in tha final hone 
atendancea for both eluba. Loo 
Angelea leada both laaguea 
with 2.037.284. 


1 st CQUHTRY HOMES 
AND PROPERTIES 


WE WANT 
YOUR FARM 


BYRON PRICE 


6sicken 

RANCHETTE 


LQT CENTRE 


FAIRFIELD 

$4000 DOWN 


FRASER BISCOE 
750 PANDORA 


S8750 


CLOSE IN 


SELLING??? 


UMOtf 


S7600 


Auril«nrer< and .\ppmhiera 

1115 StlRT ST. 


CASH IS SCARCE- 

■ui I M4P « MW hat W 
iSimU oin IIB9Wr.«S»' tp*r- 

ntMKR «• hnmn m all I 

ran aril YOl'R honv m a h wWy If 


•r iM ^ tSKf rvnin 

hMM M »a WTtRtMtnt 

HPT* arv t««» clKHr* Mr w rimw 
tN«vT« th9 laiii valoPR ar* h»rr»^ 
ttw M fTRaiRM nit4R M VKiorla. 

Nwii iwMbw tarvi M* >MmiatM» 
tMird. ao roHk 

jojrRwoooo J2950 

CrII RB» ME PMr#R««UUMR MW 
41 IV 4-301 awtiaia 


InterrallnK 


COL WOOD 

Torn HOME a.HD TEEEa 


WOMN MilLMH 
PoariMie, 08*. 


Vllmoa WIndlach. 585 Mart- 
field. careleaa driving. 835. 

Frank D. Morriaon, 1318 
Hauttain, careleaa driving. $35. 

Per Arne Georg TYoUn. 255 
GovemmCTi. violating reatri» 
tion of driver'a licence by 
driving without glaaaea, 825; 
illegal left turn, 810. 

Marie A. S. Fraaer, 311 
Wray, exceeding 30. 820. 


nxi*. 

TaxRR 


Choice .Modrni 


Annacin Director Warns. 


P. R. BROWN 


LAND SPECULATORS' 


nAMMLUl LIMITED 
nmt EVMIM 


2-Ftt. ChMltflitlS irS 
OavfRt ShIIm 
Ntw 3-Pi(. 
SNtifRal ChttUrililE 
Duncan Phyfe Si-ttee and 
Uing Chair 

Mr^l Mrt. ItRrttM Siltn 

Mnplp 4'fi'' Bed with Alrl«Mim 
MattiTM • Mnple DresiN^r 
Coffee • Step and End TaNeji 
(iirome (tiliui C'lbliieia, 
I'hewia. KIc. 

RKfS 

5 TV SETS 

De laUir Apt anti L.ar|fn 

REFRlCiERaATORS 


An Rirpa4> pWaNMiM R«h4i3i«n»j 
Ml iltp .Uamt h PminauU. iMh all 
Ut* /alipmteM a 45 Ma«r« si 
riMMl*. walRf #tr • !■»*• 1 ® 
miin>*iaJI> ar » Mnk* to M**^*"! 
mmrarlon or mvoMt* 

Mutpd fiv '•mot iKWwa CaH 
PAT MfRPIIY or |LWO(>n NALTT 
and Rftafwo t® ' rmwirv 

makor i-rulauna. K VWl aav 
tim* at iVtlnvoWoni toronliM st 
Vtetena LU. 


view’ pnoeenrf at efnnoux 

a mikR RnWh_pmraH a-bo4 


OLIVER ST. 

OAK BAY 

Ctiarminc RMt-n inincaM''- 

rrimprtRtfit wrap li\ nw i m wiiA 
ftfR^r*. CI'K^-mjv Oimnt nn. 
ran RlRc kMcIwn. 3 OottrmR wilh 
aptorp (Wth. throuett hall run 
f-pmMi iMiRrwwni. 4rtho-ui gaiat* 
HA' hroiiiw LovRiy tornoa. rrwi 
tiMR Rtr rvm to c 1 XAA 
Blowpow RTM Pnr# > I ZrOUU 
Appu hy appotMmoot only. 
CONTACT WATSON CljUtK. 

svMtaa. rm Ev^oin. 


ARC^ PINRD 
WINNIPEG <CPt-Uiwm*n 
Dirk Fouin of Toronto Arfo* 
nauU has been fined |M bo- 
rauae he waa ejected from, 
the TorontoOtuwa Blf Four 
xame at Ottawa Wedneaday* 
Sept. 16, football commlaaioner 
.Sydney Halter announced on 
Tuesday night. 


aociation that every acre 4t 
the area must be uied wisely, j 

“We must be careful to 
avoid the kind of sprawl that 
is. I am sad to say. Uklng 
place now,” he laid. 

The Lower Mainland, com* 
prising a fraction of one per 
cent of the total land area of 
the province, ia home for half 
of British Columbia’s popula¬ 
tion. 

Anticipated growth, he said, 
points to the need for well- 
balanced development to ac-^ 
commodate the needs of Indus-1 
try. commerce, recreation, food 
production and residence. 

'*W'hen a community Is 
planning for future industrial 
grow’th. It is not enough to 
consider only the selection of 
an area for the industrial es¬ 
tate, but an overall plan is 
necessary to ensure commun¬ 
ity services can be provided 
economically.” Sir Ouvry said. 

He said the Idea iT^'wrong 
that one of the main purpoaes 
of industry is to help pay high 
tax btUa of communities. 

Rate increases are no longer 
an effective^way to meet rising 
coets In electric power utili¬ 
ties. a U.S. management con¬ 
sultant told the convention. 

Leland.E. Dike oi San Fran¬ 
cisco said there «rUl have to 


be a “new look” in the utili 
ties’ management of costs. 

He said that administrative 
expenses could be reduced by 
streamlining communications. 
As an examplo different de¬ 
partments of a company should 
know what the other la doing. 

He said there is too niuch 
paper work in aomo large com¬ 
panies. 


SM5 N4k nuuftet (*l**i«4 Ukd rMk«y 
M hwtltf OA. PurrM 1*Rt. 

ALSO 

IJSft. wuKrfnW lr**4 W. T*« 
MiM PrtW 

Mra. SimSRon. E\ MJ«l Ncjlh- 
wRtrt*m SmirS»R st VW- toca LtS 

WATWHONT UTTi, IWi 
SANOT Much OWLY •• ••• M 
urmi Al^. 1 Acas WATSR- 

fnoirT. Put S«T mttowiy MSM- 
c»u a harsis ev “»• 
tiwR. STS-am tm.* 4. arau- 
(•■R a Co Ll 4 


ELK LAKE 

3H orroft. bMultfUttj' ttifS. 


TOOK 44 MVIM 
The Halleybury, Ont.. 1922 
huxh tire took 44 lives and 
caused $6,000,000 property 
damage. 


$6500 


RITHET 

CONSOLI 

’"DATED 

LTD. 


SANTA CLARA 

G««NlRfnM‘R country rfRuMir*. Rttu- 
Atod M 3 RcroR UndRCApod 

frnundR slut R*tf-4N«M«iA*d 
MMl mtuif*. for fttrtiwr nvticv- 
Wra c«U Mr Ctark. CV MW; r«R 
EV 30171. 


Some ImiiiRtrieB Face ‘Ruin* 


PoreRur, MRrWR Butidlaa Yii»#*uTRr. 


Tariffs Needed 
Says Businessman 


SEavicc sTATioa snr 
lawiM mnwr tat. Mtunicd cIom to 
c«v renliu PWn* roMnet FVicr 
Mirfetu. EVVWtl, rVVai*. 
Bfwn lira*. AsenrieR Ud. U3S 
aUiwhAi^ SI. 

LAHOa WATERFaan' LOT THa 
wRrmott »*U must 8«lnuBtnt •• 
UM CAARI. PuURr RBd IRlRntlRnR 

ATAiSSte t-lMar drift aat^ •( 
VIctArlA; wUh »AtR« rtffcIR. PMar 
O il I-IHJ 


■ C.. earctl Na. M oaalsjrUim aI 
ApprulwAUly M 4 .WS cuSM fRtt M-Slr 
CMtr. ntaOwk. lAUAM. OsrucR And 
W^bttt eiBt CrAva Iacb. and Aaom 
CBA tAR. «Ateh Rrt srtftntly ta cam* 
™a bOABS Tht lA«R will b« RUeltABAd 
ia AM M dtRlfMltd LM. Pa. I. 

Tbt RbAtt lAft MAT M lARpMIRd frAM 
in# dAlt Al this AdVtrllRRBARU UA lA 
•wtlon R| 


New Set of Lugfgage 
Dishwashers • (»oo«i W'ashlng 
Machines - Vacuums and 
Other Appliances 
Over 300 Lots for Your 
Inspection 

KIKSHAWS AuctioBeers 

1115 FORT ST. 

iiu Fort St 4-0441 

For Hale nr Appraiaal 
I’all Klhshawn 


GORDON HEAD 


URGENT 

PLEASE! 


SAYWARD BEACH 
CORDOVA BAY 

t iM'Aljr wAttrfrnnt Iau. ■BkSJB 
LmrAl>. RAUdly bAAch. eCAAA 

PnrA PAT M >DUUU 

CaU Mr. ClAra. rAA BV3-«n. 


VANCOUVER (UW)—Ian 
F.. McRae, hnm^dfate paat 
prealdent of the Canadian 
M a n u lactvring Aaaoclatlon. 
aald tiMlay Caiuida' muat have 
a national tariff policy to In- 
pure Its Indualrial aurvWal. 

McRae ield the Norihweit 
Electrh; Light and Power Ai- 
■oclatlon that, without moder¬ 
ate tariffs, Canada wfll con- 
tinut to buy cheaper foreign 
gooda from countriei which 
nuy alio be protecting their 
domeitlc markett. 


lalion, high production eoiti 
and the fact that this country 
la the biggeat per capita Im¬ 
porter of manufacture goods 
In tho wr rkl dlrtat$ the aet- 
tlng up of tariffi to prevent 
tht ruination of tome Indui- 
trlea by chaeper foreign 
product!. 

"Adequate tariffs can help 
ua when wg are itUl hettlbig 
to provide more Industrial 
Jobt and became mere Im¬ 
mune to tha vagariea of other 
couniriea’ buying haUta,'* ha 
aald. 


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SEA VIEW 
LOVELY LOCATION 
LOTS FROM $2000 UP 


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APPROX 70 ACRES 

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VIEWING TIMEK 
Sat., Oct. 3: 10 a.m to 5 p.m. 
Mon., Oct -5; 10 am. to 5 p.m. 
and 7 to 10 p.na 
Tuca, Oct. 8; 10 am. to 
S!ele Time 

•Real Eftateic^p.m.) 

For further penicuUni or addi¬ 
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tact Mr. R. Aihworth tA.Vi), 

Manager. 


Outstanding Soa Vi«w 

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IBallH (EnlnnW Vktark, i.C. Tkart^ OtL 1, ItSI 


'Chamber Wants Oia^i 


OFFICIAL FORM CHART 


Schools^ Taxes^ Roads 


Present Brief 
To Cabinet 
Here Today 


Church Building 
Starts this Week 


Need for a royal com*i 
misxion on school costs and 
a plea for the province to 
pay municipal taxes form I 
part of a sweeping F.C.I 
Chamber of Commerce, 
BfUr wtUcti goei to the pro^* 
vindal cabinet today. t 

The brief will be presented , 
by a 30-member delegation of 
B.C.' chamber directors who 
met here laat night. 

The group was scheduled to 
meet the cabinet at 11 a m. to¬ 
day. « 

In Its bid for a royal com- 
mission on education the 
chamber reconimends that 
terms of reference cover 
school costs, financing, and 
that dear, delineation be made 
of responsibility between the 
I department of education and 
municipal school authorities. 

I PBOVnfClAL GEANTH 
i The submission also recom¬ 
mends that the provinMal gov- 
> emment make grants to muni-' 
dpalitfes e<)ual to the munici- 
' pal taxation which would 
I derive from land and Im- 
t provements used for pro- 
' vincial services. 

Othey B.C chamber recom¬ 
mendations arc: 
i 1. Eliminate conciliation 
boards, expand the concilia¬ 
tion officer service and re¬ 
name it the mediation aervirc 
' with powers confined to re¬ 
porting only the succeas or 
{ failure of its efforts in any 
I dispute. 

2. Amend taxation policies to* 
' encourage northern develop 

ment. 

3. Accept downstream power 
benefits only in terms of 
unita of power and not In: 
doUars In order to provide a 
safeguard against Inflationary 
devaluation of retuma. 

4. Improve the world com- 

petive position of B.C. Indus¬ 
tries repealing income 

taxes on mining and logging 
and repealing the tax on Iron 
ore In the ground. 

' FARM ASSWTANCB 

9. Eliminate hospital costs 
to municipalities snd grant 

I munidpaltties low Interest 

II loam for capital expenditures. 

11 C Initiate a comprehensive 

assistance 


Stonework similar to that 
on the church win def-oroie 
the exterior of the addition. 
Size of the addition will be . 
130 by to feet with parking 
facilities fur about 12 cark on 
Ike Johnson Street side. I 
Thf |il?l ttnd smnd floors 
wiU hou.se. in addition to the 
chapel. 16 Sunday school 
rooms, an office, creche, small 
kitchen and several assembly 
areas. The third floor will be 
completed later when more 
furula Ofd available. 


Corutructton work on a new 
three-alorey aMitlon to Metro* 
poMian United Church will be¬ 
gin this week, and the 1206.000 
unit U expected to be ready 
for use by March 15. 

The new wing, which uill 
iyuL^ A DSK .iihgffeL {Sunday 
school classrooms and a new 
heating 'plant for the church, 
will face Pandora Avenue 
parallel to the church hut r>ot 
flush against it. Passageways 
I on two floors will connect the 
I Imlklings. 


a can of mushroom 
soup and you create.. 


To Sprak Hrre 

Prominent American neur¬ 
ologist Dr. R. L. .Swank will 
apeak at the annual meeting 
of the Victoria Chapter of 
the Multiple .Sclerosis So¬ 
ciety of Cangda at 6 p.m. 
Friday In the War Amputa¬ 
tions Hall, 1610 Oak Bay 
Avenue. 


Ml Far thne-^Mr-WSl wW WS»r, 
«« • r*r» Sw IMi TSrt»:>wol4*. 

r«. 


Month 

Cooler^ 

Wetter 


Teiw < (Mr»nc«> I *ni s 
» Bwser « iMviaKir> » in S 
Itfjr • jNnftaVaarvSJh' > J2 ? 
» Twi 4 ‘BiifermSife* i It* l 
PH 4 ^ l?l ! 

Mahont S UCBnnnri t 11* 3 
I a« » clINPawrMti 4 MU • 


PARMIGIANO BROIL 

A h*»rty meat -wiHi- ^ jUf111 Italian 


atvent in juat 10 mmutasi And an 
eaiy ona to prtpara! Juat opan ona 
ran of IMft’i Prem, rut loaf Vn^h* 
wiie into aia ilicea and put aarh uira 
on buttered toaat. Place thaaa slicea 
on a rooky iheet. Blend one can of 
rondeniad neam of muihroom aoup 
with rup milk and pour ovar thp 
Pram. Top with i^tM Parmesan 
rhaeee and broil until heated throufh 
and lightly browned. Makes 6 servings. 


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PM Tfwr wMbSfnw Ht • haH.-thwj nWH 
■U aiWfb M iMi tm W kMt nmnlnf to win by mitow mrsut 
tor ^ to wly psTH. owp £ 


Nestea 

. lOOkPurelM 


September was cooler, 
cloudier and wetter than 
usual, according to month-end 
figures issued last night by 
the Dominion weather office. 

There were only 163.1 hours 
of sunshine during the month, 
fourth lowest total registered 
since reCbrdg wfre first kept 
Mean temperature for the 
month dropped 13 degrees 
from the norm at 55.9 degrees. 
Maximum temperature was 
72.6 degrees on Sept. 2, and 
the ntinimum was 47 degrees 
on S^t. I snd 30, lowest for 
the month since 1936. 

Ralnfell for the month was 
1A5 inches, 1.4 liwhee above 
normal. 


!• 1* 11 CUIrtoS 
e 3^ ri AShrnaM 
to J-* l» PCtorS 
jl 4* 4» DJoww 


ISSa For Ilirrr-rMr-oMo oiW oMv- 
IB ISa. Nofk-wlMim of ISro* rorrt 
r« tton oltowrS » Ibo Ctotoilito prj« 
tm Ortood Ftttl. «». IjB: 

osK mujc aso sa^'asTV VAsea 


g; grwiujrf^jiSSkrM.j 

■U N.,. rrwaam a ,Ta.iwii* • 

& • Mua. I ltrnn .1 5 

I Galw. Cu 4 tJGMrCItl' • 
- AH AgU- * CWlMaXUI,' 1 


provincial farm 
program. 

T. Cenatrurt the Freiier 
Rtvar dykes recommended by 
the B.C Flood CaSrol Board 
to end the threat of another 
disaster like that of IMS. 

S Create end announce e 
IS-year prtority program for 
all major higtfway and bridge 
constnictiM projecta 

S. Accelerate highway con- 
etructton end Improvenieni 
throughout the province, pani- 
culerbr In the north and the 
Interiw. ■ 

10. Create a system of 
permanent recorda of Jegtsla. 
turc debates. 


WE CHALLENGE YOU TO 

RY ZOOM COMPARE 


Navy ’Giptcr 
Has to Land 
—Out of Gas 


Make thia comparison test! Buy a package of FISHER’S ZOOM. 
Compare it with oatmeal or any other cereal... for flavor, for 
nutrition, for speed and ease of preparation! 


An RCN helicopter pHotrd 
by Ll.-Cmdr. A. J. Woeda, 
commanding officer of the 
naval air etatlen at Patricta 
Bay, yasterday made an un- 
•rtieduled landing on the par- 
ade ground of the oM Gordon 
Head army camp when It ran 
out of fucL 

A naval apokeaman aaid the 
landing waa a -precautionary 
mcaaure- taken- when the 
craft nn abort of fuel titer 
bucking atrong headwindt on 
a TO-mile flight from the UA. 
navy hate at l^ypoit. With. 

'The pilot and one other oc- 
cupent, who waa not bn- 
inedUtely IdenUHed. were un 
hurt and the helicopter waa 
not damaged. Another helicop. 
ter ferried fuel to the downed 
croft, which later flew hack 


PROVE 


WHEAT nAVOR BfniRI Zoom lowfg art CItattI 

4 

NUTRITIONI lOOX W/m/« Whtatl Tht LiH Ytu Nttd 

in Hm Maminfl 

% 

SPEiDI Z*om it THE Irufant Hot Ctrtoli 

ECONOMYI 20 5tfvift§t in,tht Orifht Hut loam OomI 

ALL* AGE APPEAL! fvwykedy Likot Zoom I 
lot It Mogviorly for hotulorHyl 


i^old War 
Warmup 
Hits Canada 


TRY ZOOMI YOU CAN'T LOSE 


MannatUn. a pictureique oat. 
ting for puffing harhor ac-i 
tivlty and tho wclooming boa.' 
con of the Statue of Liberty. I 
but a frustralinf barrier lei 
nuXoriats hurrying toward the - 
New Jersey shore and pebita. 
aoutb. . ! 

In August, the Port Au¬ 
thority of Now York atartad 
conatTucllon of tho S3B.mkOOO 
span Eatbaateo are that the 
bridge will be comptetsd by 
Jan. L IMS. 


NEW YORK (CP) — Some 
aU years from now huge ocean 
Unen ariU sloam In through 
the gateway of New"' York 
hathor under the steel grey 
span of the longest auapcnalon 
brtdga In the world. 

Tho new Nartows Bridge, 
leaping Uirea miles acroat the 
shortest expanse of wairr 
dividing Staten Island and 
Lang Island, win create a hlgh- 
-way shortcut to eUminatc 
lorry waits or circuttout roateo 
throu^ the heavy traffic of 
downtaam Manhattan. 

~ Thafila tha’ Narromt New 


OTTAWA (CP) — A wanti- 
up bt the COM war faOowbig 
Preinltr KbruaheheVa IhiUed 
States vtatt apparently hat 
brought an end to plant for a 
nucleaa expMoo under Al- 
berU'e At h ehaece afl sands 

It was learned Wednaaday 
the Athabaaea exphwlon 
which wodld have bean the 
flnt atomic hlaet bi Canada 
planned for .next Feferuery or 
March hat been poetpaned tat- 
definitely. 

'T don't think there la a paa- 
alMlIty el a hiast taking place 
In the near future.- Mitiex 
I Minister CoatMs tald. 


INSTANT COOKING 


WHOLE WHEAT CEHEAl 


1 

CHALLENGE FREE TRIAL 
COUPON 

1 Endoeed h Eiskar'i Zoom boMop. 1 modo Hio IO-mivhib loit. Plooeo 

1 lond 13c loi 1 

1 Nomo 

* 1 

1 AtMraia 1 

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1 SEND TO: ZOOM. 

1 Dept. B Co 

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9i SflilK (fol0irt«*, ▼>«»«*». Od. 1. MW 


Shop Friday -x • , 

9a.ra. to 9p.m. PlIU U.Ompimn. 

Dial EV 5-1311 - • ' * - 


SEE the 12-PAGE 
BAY DAY SUPPLEMENT 
Enclosed in This Paper 


Friday BAY DAY 
One-Hour SPECIALS 


9 A.M. FRIDAY ONLY, BAY DAY SPECIALS 


On I h**iir i»r wh»l« P* r^on. 

• •r«t> Nm (diMiK in.itl tir ( O ft Mrit«*rs 


Aati-Frecze 

Top quaHly Prcstom utl.frm> i)** 
to ln»ure winter c»r protection, f 
l-cmL cone. Reg. S.95. Special, eorfc *■ 

WbnSOiraSAY COMrANT, 
aalo ecce e eerl e e. I^wer —to 

Cardirsy Slni Jias 

Women's slim Rnw In black corduroy. 
Washable —3 pockets. sUt at 
•nkJe, side xlpper. Sizes U-IS I 
Special, pair X 
■I'DSONfi BAY COMPANY, 
aporS s srear. (aabloa floor, lad 

Baadcat Brassieres 

Fine quality white cotton bandeau 
braaaicrea Sixes asat. A ^ OO* 
and B flttinga. Reg. Me / 
each. Special ^ lorUU 

HUDSON’S lAY <X>MPANY. l as m da tlons . 

faaSdia flaar, Snd 

WoflieD’i Qnhed Outers 

Attractive duaters In quilted crepe and 
Otot; plain, printed or lurax. P*Y 
>, blue, aqua. Sizes S.M.L. r-b 
Speclal.sacb tf 

Rayea Trkat SSps 

Wdl eat slips witk adjustable amps. lace 
trim at bo&e and hem. White 
and pastela. Staea 33A2. 

Reg. 1J8. Si 

HVDSONW MY COMPANY. I 
faahloar 

Feh aad Vehret KGUinery 

Choose from several leminlne 
styles for dress and straat wear. 

Spatdal, eack 
HODOONW MY COMPANY, mllllaecy. 


Roae, 


r 


Pwple Blaoauag Hcatkar 

A hardy plant that raquiraa very M A f 
Ititle attention, will bloani 
year after year. Special X X 

HVSSONMMY COMPANY, 
gardea shop, lewer asala' 


Calorfast Batk Tawels 


YouH want 


I several of these qulck.dryliM, 
bain towels priced at terrinc 


44' 


savings. Assortment of gay 
atripat. checks and plains. 

Sizes 30xM. SpedaL i 
HUDSONS MY COMPANY, a taplea, M 

Fringed GicniDe Bedspreads 

Long • wearing, doaely • tufted chenille 
spreads In calorfast pastels. 

Single and double alzea. -C 

Special, eock tj 

Clearance of Cotton Sheets 

Cloaely-wovcn. white cotton aheeta that 
will give many years of saUalactt^ 
service, ^nk or singla 
bed size. 

Special, each 

Pillow Cases 

Good quality cotton pOlhw eases 
Huoamra my company, siapica, m 

Women’s Bowling Shoes 

Special doarance of seomen't lBcsd4o^oa 
bowling shoaa la black only. O** 
Broken siass. Reg. 4J& ^ ' 

apeeksl, pair ^ 

-nUOeON’B MY COMPANY, 

sraasaa’s skaas, fkaklaa flaor. tad 


I oi HumuvuM 

99'. 1' 


Soft, reailient foam shipa lor 
economical cushiona, toys. 1 
pound hag. Hpsriaf, eack 


Foam Rabber CUpa 

36' 

Cotton Sateen Drapery Lining 

Hlgh.count cotton sateen in ecni. whlta 
and cream. Protects your drapet. Makes 
them hang more attractively. fh/tA 
4T' wide. 3.Syard lengths. -Clw 

SpadaLyaid (JVF 
nUDSONW MY COMPANY. 

drspsrisa, Mb 


T hnry Olahes, 
ckle dlsh^ relish 

2.^9' 


Assorted Glass Diskes 

For gllti or home use. T" hmy diahes, 
r pmenM tflihcs. S' pickle dish 
dishes, 8" plates. Sorry — 

• iw delivery on these 
Items. Spedal 

HUD80NW MY COMPANY, 
... chlaBsrsra,M 

Girls’ Cotton Slips 

Well.made slips In dripdry cotton— 
buUt up shouksers, panelldi sMrt, 0^ 
lace trim. White, pink. Sizes 40, I 
SIA Reg. ISa Sp e d al, each X 

Children’s Cotton Pa)amu 

Tailored pajamas In cotton or '^40 
flannelette, florals and stripes. I 
Sizes 20. Reg. Xt9. Spsdal. each X 

nUDOON^ MY COMPANY, 
children's arear, Srd 

8-mm. Movie Film 

Lbnlted quantity of Kodachrome color, 
dayUte and type Jt film In 2S-1L roUa. 
PtW Includes processing. Limit ()•* 
2 rolls per customer. -V 

Res- 4.90. Spedal, earh tr 

HimeON’S MY COMPANY, 
caaiaraaL aisiB 

Part Box Lots 

'/ Factory-freah yarns of various t; 

e yi Including pure wool, 
ends, synthetics. Approx, lox. 
ballx. Spedal. eack 

HVIWONW MY C09IPANY. 

^ srools, asala 

CIip4)n Bed Lnmpg . - - 

Sps^lal savings on these popular cUpon 
bed lamps . . . complete srith -O 40 
shades. Assorted colors, t 'I 

Spactol X 

HUDSON'S MY COMPANY, lamps. 4lh 

Co^ Switch Compacts 

Seven assorted shades of cream powder 
In bakbUte case. L’Almand 
fragrance. Reg. I.IO 

HUDS(uI«*MY COMPANY. 


IS types simI 


49* 


Imperial Leather ToBet^Soap 

Popular Importsdl soap by Cue- AAA 
sons. S cakes In attractive box. /I /I 
SpeiM, bax J. X 
HUDSONH MY COMPANY. 

eoamaOea, aiaia 


Reg. SI. 


JeDy Beau 


mmuy mvor- 

:r29' 


Top quality JeDy beant—a family favor¬ 
ite—In assorted flavors. 1 lb. per r- - 
customer. Reg. 49c. 

. hudsoicSHmycompany, 

candln, awla 

Men’s BowBng Shoes 

Light, flexible ihoes with rubber heels, 
U vsmp Uct style. Black. J •• 

Siies 6-lZ ZL 

8pec«al. pair “ 
HimON’g BAY raMPANTp 
■Imms, BMia 

SenmleW Cameo Hosiery 

Firxt quality aeamleta mesh nylon hos¬ 
iery In popular bdge shade. 

Sizes 8H11. Reg. 1.5S. MM 

Special, pair «/«/ 
HUD80NW MY COMPANY, 
hodery, mala 

CommnnitY Flatware, 40% OH 

Lady Hamilton, South Seas, Evening 
Star, White Orchid, Ballad, Forest Flower; 
knivss, forks, salad forks, dessert spoons, 
taaxpoona, 5 p.m. small teas, gravy ladle, 
cold meat fork, benr spoon, pierced table- 
spoons. Many one of a kind, not all pieces 
In each pattern. Speckd, 4C% Off Beg- 
alar Prieeo. 

HUDSON'S MY COMPANY, 
dhrerwara, mala 

Boys’ Wnterproof Conta 

Hin length. quUt-Uned coats that an sraah- 
able, waterproof Have sell collar and 
cuffs. 3 large pockets, zipper doe- ()40 
ing. Navy, charcoal, grey, tan. -v 
Sizes SIA Spe^ seek M 

HUDSOHre MY COMPANY, 


'vviw ai ina iww 

n3“ 


HsJf Price! Graadmerc PalloYera 

Full fashioned GramUon sweaten with 
abort ila ev aa, ritahad nock and haixL Fall 
favorite shade, of green, pink, Mue, 
wine and tangerine. Sizea 16 to t\4T 
4a Reg. 6M. < 

Special tA 

HUDSONW MY COMPANY, 
awijaler^ melk 

HaH Price! Sport Skirtg 

A good selection of quality sport shirts. 
Reg. 3.95 to TilS. Buy several at this low 

BAY DAY Price. Sizes - - 

ainaU, medium and large. 

Spedal 

HUDSON'S MT COMPANY, 

men’s ferelsMegs. mata 

CottoB KbH T-Shirtg 

A good assortment el fancy T-sMrts with 
collars, plaquet fronts, assorted M 00 

colors. S.M.L. Reg. 3.99. I • 

Spedal, each X 
RUDSONW MY COMPANY, 
men's fni alibleti, mein 

Men’s Tartan Robes 

Wash 'n' wear everglaze minicare BO- 
lah/vlacose flannelette with 3 
pockeu. shawl oailor, tie soah, 
culled aleevea. 

Spedal, aadi 

a fee BIB 
HUDSON'S MY COMPANY, 
mea't dothl^, mala 

4’z€' Cotton Chintz Mats 

Perfect for hall, bedroom or den. AW 
tractive floral pattern on bdge, MYOB 
grey qr green ground. / 

Spedal, each I 
HUDSON'S MY COMPANY, 
fleer eeveriags, 4«h 

26-01. Bottle TnrpcntiBe 

A very useful household Item 
for point thinning, cleaning. 

etc. AiU 

HUDSONW MV COMPANY. 


2 P.M. FRIDAY ONLY, BAY DAY SPECIALS 


till w.ih' •ifi** fitiiir <ir Mtiils i|iMtiti(\ l.i'sfv rt’r'vonal 
}>iiii; ttii'v |>i- !'*• N > {ihotK (lusii iir 4 4M> orfirrs 


Pdytkrae Garment Bngs 

MB gauge jxilythene garment bage. 
' Jumbo size (M" long), 3«eok nf\A, 
frame, 16.gannent dxc. / M 

Spedal, each I V 
HVDSDNW m y roWANY, 

Honf Kong Peel Chairs 

Top quality ehahx of nattiral A 00 
color rattan. Standard oval /W 

SwmImL mmIi 

HUDSONWMY COMPANY, 


■hape. 


1847 Rogers Flatware 

40‘X off regular price*. Flair, HariUga, 
Bprlngtimc, Deftodil , . . knlvau forks, 

■alad forks, dessert spoons, soup spoonk 
tsaapoona, tmall trai and assorted pieces, 
HUDSOITS MY COMPANY. 
aOverwars, 

Grandmere Carduans 

Full fashioned "Grandlon" (high bulk (r- m 
km ) iwMtert At BpAclA] Mvinn! Lone * 
•totvcA, pcnrl toiw button*. Miadts m 
grewn. blut, pink, win*, tanfsr- A 4T 
uw! Slu* 16 to 4a /I 

R*t. Bli. SMctel ^ 

■UDBOirs BATOO»AlirTp 

Glass and Caddy Set 

Sd of 8 attractively decorated 4 

~gSil' tumblers In black Iron M ^ 
cMMy. Reg. lai Spedal. sal t/M 
HUOSOfra MY COMPANY, 

ikMiwaee, lid 


Men’s Cotton Knit T-Sluis 

Imported from IseMnd. thsae Tshlrts 
are made from good quality cotton Inter¬ 
lock, oome In white only. . X 4* 
SMX. Reg. L9a I 

Bpoctel* mmB a 
HUDSONW MY COMPANY, 
mew’s fliralakIsHa, mol* 

Women’s Wedge-Heel Oxfords 

Whits sradflas. Ideal for nuraaa, walk 
resiet, etc. Hard wearing and comfort¬ 
able with cuahlonlzed soles, per- ()•* 
foratsd vamps sSlie 9. x 

Spedal, fair mw 
HUDSOITS MY COMPANY, 

■amWa skaii, tasUaa Osar, Sad 


Reg. 5JS. 


ANY. BaHlop Bnlky CardigaH 

i 111 1 ndliamlai wti-*—* laesllsw* IraaM I 


Attractlvaiyatylsd bulky knit tai canfroa 
Banlon. Small Imperfactkma dam thcaa 
aweatars as acconda but in no way mar 
wear ar t 
acarlat 


r appaaranca. White, 
Staea SMX Reg. 


S’4* 


HVDSONW MY COMPANY, 
■partswaar, faebhm llsar, tad 


Bandonn Braameret 

Fine quality white cotte 
braaderct, good uplift fk 
Sian 3S36 A. R Reg.; / 


90c each. 


bandaaa 

88 * 

HUDOONW MY COMPANY, 

.Sad 


Speckd 


lor 


Zippered Pillow Cases 

Buy BAY DAY and mvc. Closely woven, 
amoatidy-flniahed cotton pillow oovera. 
Protect! pillowa, prolongs wear! Bleached 
anowy white. Uailt 3 to a Ch d 4t 
I cuatmar. 

HUDSONW MY cSmpANY. ataflia, 9rd 

Bnhy Chenille Bedspreads 

Cloaelv woven, bard-waaiing, decontlva 
spreads, available In dngle or d 64 

double atae. Asso r t e d shades. /I 

Wpadal, aark 7 

Warm Flannelette Bknkets 

Warm, soft, thick, fluffy napped fUnneP 
ette blanketa. Pvfbct for winter -d ST 

use. 10x90 I 

Spedal, each X 

HUDSOITS MYCmUPA^ 

Women’s Rayon Briefs 

Choom from 3 xtylee—talhxred or taco 
trim hi long wearing rayon tricot brtaft. 
Whit* and color*. a S-d 

Stan S.MX. A 1 

Spedd X pair X. 

Pnre Wool Dnaterg 

prettily- dyled duster* that Mature Peter 
Pan coDara, button front, cuff a leeevea, 
pockeu; piped with matching prar 

mtia Ro}^ rad, turquolae. l-k 

blut. 14 . 30 . Spedal. aaek AJ 

■UDSON'iMY COMPANY, 
B a gmla, fkahlaa Otar, Sad 


Spedal on Lades’ Mniaery 

Jaunty little haU lor dress or street wear. 
Fall Uvorite colors. -A 00 

Reg. Z96 and ASS I 

nirrkil. each X 
HUDSON'SMy COMPANY, 
mlllaery, f aabl o e fleer, tad 

BaUpen&ts 

Set of S bell point pens complete with 

pocket protector and nou pod.- 

Rellllt I . 


blue. 


I available in red, green or 
Reg. SI. 8p« ■ ■ 
HUDSONS 


67* 


Spe^ uH 
S% BAT COMBANTg 
dsflMMnr ■■htB 

27” White FlanaeWtte 

Soft oixl abeorkent fully 

netett* for all your -d /\ dWW 

10^2 

HUrnONS MY COMPANY, 
drem geiil m fasMiia floor. Sad 

Girls’ CottM or Terry Briefs 

Girls’ pantle* In white or paatd shade*, 
cotton or terry doth. O 
Stam 34. Reg. 40c pair. •< XU' 
Spedal t3 pr.Ot/ 
HinaoN'sji^jSoMPA:^ 

Assorted Drapery Renuants 

1 yard lengths of assorted drapery takrtea. 
Excellent for cuihion covert. /B/hd 
4548- widtha. Iwn 

V Bpadatyard VFvF 
■UDMNV BAY COMPANY, 


CashaMre Bo«|Het Tnlcnm 
Powder 

Cool and smooth for tue after -A A\A 
bath or shower. Reg. 4Sc I U ‘ 
Onikil. sack X«/ 

Ayer Dry Deodorant 

Attractively scented deodor a nt that gives 
long lasting protaction. ' ~ ' 

IK ox. Reg. 75c. 


B i mrtal . 
ONS M 


49* 


msm |nr» 

29* 


HUDSONS 

DeKdoM Scotch Mmtg < 

Top quality Scotch mlnU that are par. 
feet alter dinnertime or any 
time. Umlt I Ih per customer. 

Rag. 49c. Spedal, M, 

HUDSONS MY COMPANY, 

Boys’ Robber Boots 

PuU^m type knee bools—a must for all 
boys this wtniar. Limit 3 pair t\MM 

K r customer. ' •€ 

g. 4.4 Sl Wpedal, pair AM 

HUDOOITS MY roMPANY, 
maa’s aad bay*' ahaaa, aada 

Wooden Qothea Pini 

Box of 3 doom wooden pegi—spring 
style, made In Swaden. A 

Limit 3 boxes per customer. I XI ' 

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HUDSONS MV COMPANY. 


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4tll W.lli ailh tl.illf I.r VAhsli l.islw I' ' Xi.al wll-ip 

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OITKWBIiy 

39* 


3’x5’ Chiacac Wool Hooked Mats 

Spedafly priced mata that are very 
oapular for use anywhere lit your /\Oa 
borne. Assorted attractive cdora. U 

HUDBON'8*M Y OTWA NY, 
flM* cowcctafiq 41I1 

Kraft Caramels 

A popular candy traat far the whole 
family; vaiUlta Itavtir, Individually 
wrap^ Limit I Ik. _ _ . 

par cuatomor. Rsf. SBc. 

*.-,111* M. 
HUDSOWS MY COMPANY. 

Pyrex Loaf Pim 

Useful and pomitar pans with a variety 

7Q-' 

apodal, sack I CF 

Pyrex-Tanpota 

Vwf poplar wttk bomemakms, rkas 
attwtiva and servioeable. gees M 
cafocMy. R*& AHXfaadM, aadi ^ 

_ HUnnON'n B AV OOMPA HY, 

Dn«lop IS Golf Bn^" 


laeonds hot kaet 

iMt eoema. ■. 

hubSnw 


2.69* 

My COMP ANY. 

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n jt'ofiiHP ANT. 

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19“ 

WAt MMttMmve ip«t tatarta. Haw 

^ 90*ma.l* 

CMMawodi foaia. Rag. 3J6 a#* 

_ ipad^pmr 1 

taS^16“ 

nor COMPANY. 


Assorted Toss Cnshions 

Cotortul toi* cushioni In Msorted thai 


s *hap*s 

7^ 


and staea to brighten up your 
home. 13x13. 

Spactel-aadi 
HUD80NH MY COMPANY, 
lexparlm, 4lh 

Assorted Men’s Sweaters 
HPrice 

Imports and domestics In aO-wool, oriens 
ana mixes. V nscha. crew nteks and 
canBgana Aaaarwd colon, brokan xtaca. 
■■ 

haH prtea O to V 
HUD80NW MY COMPANY. 


Women’s Shetknd Swaaters 

0 * by fbmoui 
chareoaL 

1 aa wcoMta. 

I appaaianc* 


Sparial ctaaranc* by fomoux mabert poll- 
oven snbr In chareoaL green, bdf*. 
bran Clxmed aa yecoMta, Might Impti^ 
fKftaoa do not 


Meg. TJS 


ranee ^8 


ronooNS 


Asaortad Girdles 

A wide selectlan of atylrx Ib,i 
‘ 1 dan Id grsup, 1t^. Zm. 


' V 

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|Huawroni BAijcoiM 
SarWri Rockers 

Modvaly alytad roefcart, iturdUy con- 
strodad, covarod with Irtaae C\g\»» 
fotetc In dacoralnr colors. AU 

■ramoiTB MY^ccna^AOT, 

Tkick Batk Towtlt 

r d w Ma u thick laop tarry hath 


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SnadaL 

tamdt and 


197* 


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■OnOONW MY COMPANY, 

Maptaa, aid 


36” Wlute FlanMlette 

perfect for 

..10*3' 


Soft absorbe n t, perfect tor aD your 
baby's needs ' ~ 

Reg. S8c yard. 

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36” CottoH 

Good quaBty 
ate. At tra c tiv e 1 
and floral 1 


’riata. 

for aprofia, cortabis 


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19* 

A_U IXZM, o!ddjE^n£.*zIi 

Littie Girk’ VyeOa Sldrta 

AB-roond plaatad dflrta with flttad w alj t- 
baod, craaaovar straps Gray, dK40 

pastels, tartans Staes 14x. / 

R^ 4ya SaadaL am* Ad 

HUDOUN'S^MV COMPANY, 

■Mli n a’x wear, 8^ 

Rayon AcoUte Tricot SKpa 

Well col slip* tai saay-cara nylM Itos 
trim at yoke and hem. 0 A 

While and psflels I 

Siam 1843. IJS Baidatmaa X 
HUim o ^ mnr^raogA^ 

Attracthre Fail Hats 

Smartly styled left and veftrat kata for 
straat and mesa waor. -d 00 

Hag. aje and SIS I 

SpacMI, anch X 

HUDOtUrn MY COMPANY, 

adMamt. MdOan Baar, aJ 


Confrtaa PltYmf Cards 

DotMt dack ef Ugh quaUra cards bi at- 
Plaxtk caatad j|_** 

COMPANY, 


tr a ctlva bos 
Amertod nattarns 
Rag. am- ■ 

HUDSONW M 


Movit Rtal aad Caa Soi 

Extra haavy saaaK targa 
atiokfth. 

Vtt film eopaefty. 

Rat. im ai 

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Rag. Hpa^ 

■uoaotraMv company. 


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Mereet to ed atae 50 thread In Mack. Whit* 
and mufti colors SO ya^ par A A f 
apoot 12 a p eata per pac kage. /I /| 

HUDSOFTHM^enwANY, 

Tnrnkay Haad LolioB 

V Craamy, fragrant lottoo with dlloone— 
for lovriler bands 0/\d 

IKtabotUA 

HUDOONW HAY_CCTg ANY, 

Expaaaioa Watek Baada 

An assor tm e n t of nMo's and ladtas' ex¬ 
pansion watch bands priced at A AA 
low MY DAT_Savlngs White or I - > 
yellow. Saaclal X 

BUDOONW MAT COMPANY. 

watekm, amis 

Aaaoited Man’s Ties 

A good actacltan of men's tics M'/\d 
In assorted fobrlis cokirs and ^11 

patterita. Rag Sk.. SsadaL aorh U\/ 
tnm wii MY_ ctwACT. 

Satm-Bonad PsHk l e Bed 
Blankets 

CMgr and waim lor coM w ta tar ghrr 
nlghU; att r ac ti ve oolertail -C 

pestclsaoaai apachd. *«k O 

HUDSONW MY COMPANY, staples SM 


Rayon Stripo Britls 

Smoothly fitting, tailored biteti In pop» 
Ur rayon knit. White CA 0^ 

and pink. S.MX. -C | 

Speetal eX for X 
HUDHONH MV OMIPANY, 
■tagofta. fo lklaw Hoar, tad 


H. H. Ayers Woodsey Cologne 

. 88 * 


Popular fragrances la attractive 
bottle* U gift box. 3H fluid 
Reg. 235. gyw 

H. H. Ayers Aatomatic' 

Eyebrosf Pencil 

Buy BAY DAT and 8svs Shodea NO Sr 1 
of bta^. brown, auburn and / 

Srey. Reg. 130 Speetal f AM 

HUDOONW Mis 

EKrtodii Shraho 

Moet popular of aU evargraaos; htidta 
local own: natural a /sg 

conical dupe. ^ 

■ubo*BS*IuS%__ 

garden dtap, towar' 

Dish Dramer Rack 

Ruhbareovertd wire racks that 
dlah hroakage and n otai. 

Pxrtitienad far convenient 

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LUNCHEON SPECIAL 


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on your new all-woor 

Fall and Winter 

COAT! 


Bay Day 
Price 

$S DawB, $8 MoatUy 

New Fan stylea, eolora and fsbrica for 
Bay Day eustomera. 

• Fabrics: Wool and angora, 10% cash> 
mere, tweeds. 

• Sdect your favorite from 10 lovely 
stylea. 

. • Beguiling shawl coUars or the classic 
“little” collar. 

• Deep dolman or slindy tapered 
sleeves. 

• Slash podeeta ot sporty patch >' 
pockets. 

• Straight cut or sunburst backs. 

• AH costs are lined and interlined. 

• Ctdors: brown, green, oxford grey, 
blluck, teal, blue, off white. 

• Sizes: Petites 6-14; Misses 10-1& 

Lush Wool and Mohair Sealskin... 
FalFs Most Wanted Fabric 

Then an 7 itytet availaUe Hi thte popular fabric 
.., amartly faaMawi ihr aetecUv* taaUa. Clutch 
artuitawi fnaita; Uiawt or ■nallar e o B a ra; 
flaaxa, aunbarat or 
■traisht-cut backa, tapered 
aleevea. All an Hoed and 
interlined for Biug winter- 
warmth. Black, bcoam, 
blue, beige, taupe, nd, 

Scccn. Sizea 10-30; U^- 
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Fall arid. Winter Fashions in the Newest Styles, 
Colors and Materials at Low. BAY DAY Prices 


SAVE on Beautiful 
Luxurious FURS... 


SAVE SSI 

AH-WmI TarUa PUatMl SidrU aai Kika 

You'll nv* mon BAY DAY on Uwm all wool Urian 
■kirti. A t»y iwlrl of knit* pleat* •ttlchid Aown t* 
hip lor ■ mor* fUtterini nt. Ton lovely tartan* to 
rhooee from. Wonderful for campu* or alfic* 
«M*r! Sizaa 10 to 30. Tartan*: Ancient Black 
Watch Ancient Huntlnf Fraacr, Pht. ChWmIm, Pht. 


SAVE BAY DAY! Classic 
Full-Fashioned Orion Sweaters 


McRae. MacIntyre. Rad Robertaon. Dreae 
(lordon. Mack Watch. Huntlnf MacInnI*. 
Huntini McKinnon. Bay Day Prie* 


Wide Cattaa Cord Carcoata 
la 3 New Styleal 

Choke el three popular, favored ityle carcoata: 
attractively tailored wHh auade-trim cedar, claaaically 
atyled with rayon pile collar, ar orM pile collar and 
hood. An coat* are water.lepailant. euUtad lined, 
button front, with two pocket*. Slie* 10 to IS ce|. 
lectively. C alen: Sand, oyater. green p** 
uupe, red and Mu* ceUactlvcIy. I ^ 


SheH-elnevo 

pullover 


Your best sweeter buy! Taka advantage of the wonder¬ 
ful Bay Day aavlnn on these full faahioned clasSc ityle 
fweatera In 1009ii nigh bulk interlock orhm! . . . Easy- 
care properties make these sweaters indlspenssbie for 
your fall wardrobe ... full fashioned for a more eom- 
fortable /H . . . atay neater and lovelier longer! A lovely 
array of exdting colon ... night blue, tky bhic. yellow, 
red, brown, black, champagne, green, butternut, dark 
green, and white in lizea 16 to 40. 


Muskrat Back and Side JackeU (Dyed) 
At Low, Low BAY DAY Price! 


You'd love the special aaving* BAY DAY on thea* 
popular tartan tllnu . ,. and you'U love the anMMth 
flattering atyl* and coenfartaMe. naat lit: . . , Soft- 
to.touch wool tahric lor longar waor! Look amart 
toppM with a awaater b, the naw Fall fhade*. 
Choeae from lO.nMat popular, b**s*lful O** 
tartan* Sin* 10 to M. X 

Bay Day Prie* O 


Save! Luxurioui 1 
Novelty Sweaters 


18 Save $6! AD-Wool' 
Reversible Pleated SldrU 


Only on Bay Day wUl you get luch quality, lux^ at luch m 
unbelievably low price: Lusurioui muakrat back *M aid# 
tackets idyad) imartly atyled in «w T*L 
Icaturtng full four flare ripple hock*. laaluonaW* Ut^ rolled 
coUan and dressy cocktaU aufls . . . Rich >h*dn of Mliw . . . 


Hurry in for Ihia BAY DAY SPHICIAU Umlied g 
number only. Strea U la 18 aoUectively. 


Tartan*: Chan, Black Watch, Ancient Hunting 


. VefoMa i, MgflLM ^V L ... .. ^ 

Fraser. Drass Btecfc Watch. Ancient Black Watch, 
Dress Hunting McKinnon, McLsod of Lochbule, Red 
Trafalgar, Trafalgar. 


■ay Day Price X X 

lit Dawn, 87 Monthly 

SAVE BAY DAY! 

Luxurious Muskrat Side (dyed) Jackets 

Featherweight, lusuriouily aoft gloaey ekin» beautifully atyled 
and designed for lasting lovellnea*, complete luxury: Popular 
border finlah or Ih* lashioiiahle "Chic” casual look. Llaht a* 
a feather, warm as toast . , . perfect for Victoria s cllmaie. 
Beautiful shades of Black Diamond. Havana gM 
Brown. Lavender and Lal>radofr»'Mxrf. 10 to 21) I 
conectlvely. v Bay Dey Price 

818 Dawn. M Mentkiy 

SkniBcrini Muskrat Back Jackets (dyad) 

Shop BAY DAY tnd Save on those lovely Muskret Back kcketi 
In a variafy of your's and FalTa favorite ftyWa and ihaaM . . . 
Deep tlnUhed Wdered dedfn or the popular caauaJ loolc 
Hlmllcht shades of Black Esmond. Mink zl. Lab- S J 


Wonderful savingi Bay Day on these fav¬ 
orite reversib l e pleated akirta . . . tuned to 
the slyle-consriout cnlle^ or working gsl! 
Beautifully monotoned and sleekly fitted to 
the hip where they swirl out in an extrava¬ 
ganza of pleated aolor! Fashioned fityn all- 
wool «vorsteda. elves years of praction wear 
and laating lovellneM! And, being reversible^ 
you get two skirts in one . . . save wear! 
Autumn shades of rust, nwss green, pea* 
rock. l^ck. brown, red and blue. In slzea 
10 to Ml Buy Bay Day and aave more! 

rOMFANY, aporlawear. faahkm floor, tnd 


Specially made-up group of first quality 
Ban-Lon sweaters all apa^lly pHcad to save 
you more on BAY DAY! You1l Ipve these 
wonderful Ban-Lon novelties not only for 
their fashion flair but for their caay-care 
properties, soft kitten touch, lasting beauti¬ 
ful fit! A boat of Fall’s moat popular, com- 
pUmentary ealar a tq mix and match with 
favorite epartawoar! Siaea 10 to 90. 


15 Euy Cart, Tcrylcae and Cotton Bloasct 

Sev# BAY DAY oa theae wonderful aaayr'ari Tary- 
len* Mouae* A hoat at beautiful, flattering styles 
to chcMM* from. Short and threadiuarter aleeve, 
nnveity and ctaastr dasign* worn with akfrt*. sporla- 
waer or suite: A wide and wonderful J at 
selection ef prints and plain* In tile* 12 /t 
te 30. anir Day Prkw ^ 


New FsD Dreises at 
Low, Low BAY DAY 
Prices 

A wonderful s e l ection of afternoon, 
evening or bualneee draeeae at one 
Low. Low BAY DAY PfUCR! A 
host of fUttertag styiso to choose 
from indudlfig sheath ar fulbaklrted 
frocks, shlmralst ttyies. low-neck 
styles and draped bodice atylea In 
Fbli’s newest moet vibrant shadra 
ef Mack, brown, mat. aqua. grry. 
wine md teeL Sixes 7 to an. 

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22 SPECIAL PURCHASE! Soft Wool Fek Hats 


BAY DAY SPECIAU 
Wool Flanael Dresses 


Soft feiU for Fall in smart, rilat heod-hugging stvtea. 
clorhea. draped crowns in a lovely array of exritlng col 
BAY DAT. ^our new Fall hat from this excltinf collartion 
«f wool Mt haU from the Canadian and U. 8 . markets. 


A wonderful opportunity to 

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laiparttd Fra* New 
Yark . « . Vglaar tlatat 

Fashion tavoriles at on* low 
prlc* BAY DAY . . , Nawest 
styles fraluring all the lateet 
Fall trends . . . "high crown* 
Ing." "#|l-t**4kc*/ "cnual 
aloueban" and the ever pepu- 
Ur' "ptllba*" Also the new 
mamdsli ullored stytep to 


a LaxoriaBa CaBidiaB IGak StaUa (Nataral) 


the oHtmat* In hnory at the lowmt poaatht# price BAY DAT! 
AM new raahkm ImporUnce to your wardrobe with a gorgeous 
MW Mink stole i. . at a fraction of the regular price. ExciUni 
■Mdes of snvmr Blue. Pastel Wild and Ranch and grkO/X 
*ppldre In dutch and cape ityle* Save mair -fhbM 
■MT Day Bay Day Print vjO«7 

... 8 » Dm. IM Mawthly 

10 SvaoBl IbAnt Flaiik (4ycJ) Staks 

Waar JB all nrnaMiaii. yaar around -Wyou-n Uve the claaaically 
^utlflg iftfU a • .. ^Cafa te^ cJurecL portrait atoUi ... the 
Dtamond. Labrador. Havana 

gjj* aJid Blue Fnt Wonderful aavingi BAY / If 


At Bay Day Pried 

Direct from New York, the 
Itoding fashion centre of 
America. Several new stylish 
leh hats in a wonderful array 
af Autuaan and Winter shades. 
Cxching Ayles trimmed with 
ribbon, laathera. ^ jeweU and 
aclf ma t ariala. Buy 
Bay day, you aave < 
■Mrt: Bair Day Mee 


$tym in autumn ihades of rad. 
royal., brasm. modi and black. TYw 
popular Jumper draaa, h^h nock 
shMth vdth three^uarter alaevrs. 
button down front arlth collar, ano 
shirtwaist, with riiort aleevea. con¬ 
vertible neck. StaMlOtoSb 
aoUectively. 


SAVE! 

WaskaUe Home Frocks 


Assorted Furs at Bay Day Prices! 

a aueimtw t -_w . . . * . 


« PenUn Umk MkhOes Jacket* (narorall. 

! P**” Hi** Jadwtt tdyedl. Bm Ok 
4 tarian (UidiTel Jariwte Idyedi. Bay * 
4 «-Length Ruaaten Sqidrril Cotta idyed) 


At Bay Day Prices 

Only on Bay Day, tuch quality at low. low price* Velour sampU hata- 


In a fa(gwo,is array of colors and ttyle* l* compUmem your 
Fall suit coal or dree* Ribbon trtma on Uvely velour* ■ 
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Pajamas, 


26 Flannelette Sieepw 
Gosnis, Baby Dolls 

Choaat >our tevorite itylf and print from this largo! attrartivol 
aolortion of iWpwrar. XMturing warm, kmg wearing 
flannoletta. Siam tmall, medium, large. / 

BAY DAY Prlro 4U 

AM NykMi Walla Gowna Uiv'ejy opaque nylon trkot‘ fashioned^ into 
the nvMt feminine of gowna In 2 Iwely stylea. 

Attractive miued Fall tones. Medium and large. / 

^ BAT DAY Prfco ^ 

AO UNig Nylon Gowns For those Vho prefer the fuU lcngth gown > 
yours in frothy n>ion and lace. Candy pink and 
Romance Mue.'Medium. large, ovmsiae. ./ 

BAT DAY Prfco ^ 


Save at Least 20% on 
Fashion Accessories 


Nykm H orank a ir OtnoMne a 3 crisp tiers nf nykm horsehair swirl 
from a sleek hip line . . / stay crisp even after repeated 
waahiffga White. Snudl. medium, large. / 

BAY DAY Friro iU 

Nyloa Tfirol Briefs -Long wearing, smoothly fitting briefs in tail- 


oi^ and fancy styles, elastic and band leg. ^ OO^ 

tVhIte and cc^ori. Small, medium, targe / mm 

BAY DAY Priro M for wO 
Nylon Trirol Paaia Wide leg and ruff styles tiut offer smooth 
comfort, long wear, minimum care. White, Romance blue. 


Candy pink, aqua, Mark.'aprirol. Sizaa awdium and VI / 
large. BAT DAT Prim I 

^ Nylaa Trim* Warm. ea»y<are veata that art long wearing 

arvt ah^n* r^tainins Riiilt-iin afran 


ai^ shipe retaining. Built up atrap. 

White and colors Small, medium, large. U i 

BAT DAY Prim «7 I 

» U% Wool I'nderwear Cuff pants smoothly fitted to the knee for 
warmth and comfort this Winter. Matching vests. /\P74 

Medium, large. W^ite. U / 

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36 Wonderful Savings on Quilted Crepe Dusters 

Regularly priced at 12.98, these dusters In loose and fitted styles 
are spedalfy pneed for BAY DAY savings! Full, flowing cut^iyith 
buttoo front. \ cuffed sleeves. 3 different collar and 
neckline effects. Assorted attractive shades. ^maU. • m 
medium, large. BAY DAT Prim O * 

|n»' PlormI f s H an Diistens Attractive floral prints in flattering colors, 
01 styles. Loosely fitting with button front, short ruff aleeves, 

P^er Pan collar. Washable, of course! Gay Autumn tones. 

Small, medium, large. BAY DAY Prim U 


^ Genuine Leather Hand^gs at Bay Day Sayings 

Calf, mororro, patents, luxan , . . fine quality leathers in the /YtB 
most popular styles, most wanted colors. Durahiv constructed w\ 
and lined with leather. BAY DAY Prim Vf 

g5 Mreet Bags An all-time favorite from England, now at apacul 

Bay Dav price. Choo.w from tnree types of handles. FSna quality 
occo (bta<^. ^wn. tan, navy, red) or creamy Luxem leathers. S QB# 

BAY DAY Prim lO 

cc Plantlc Handbags A wonderful selection of high-atyle hags made from 
soft, simulated leather. Attractively lined. Patent, brown, black. 048 
tan. red. bone ^ BAY DAY Prim O 

Morocco BlllfoMs Fine quality English morocco billfolds In black or 
* brown, also polished tan. Eight atylm to choose from. OBB 

BAY DAY Prim A 

Ijo SlyHsb rmbrellas Strongly constru<ied, 10 18-iib umbrellas in 
pagoda, slim Jim or conventional styles. Attractively-detailed OB 8 
handles, long or short. BAY DAY FHoa A 


Small, medium, large. 

Pure Wool Hoaseroata Full-length, wraparound charmer in the 
popular tailored style with cuffed sleeve, piped collar. 

Red. navy, turquoise. Snwll. medium, large. m 

' BAY DAV Prim O 

Tarian Hrap HouseroaU Wash-and-wear housecoats that 
are lightweight sno warm perfect for nippy morninga /b»T 
Clasakailv styled in authentic tartans. m\ 

Sizes 12-20. BAY DAY Prim VP 

rhalllas Wrap Housecoat Attractive classic style In warm, light¬ 
weight fabric. Paisley prints In Mue. rose, brown. 

7 bt qpt 

Sizes 4(M4. X 

HAT DAV Prim O 

Balia QuiNed H n aa rr aata Styled with shawl collar, -d /\87 
belt, long aleevA. Ill 

Lovely feminine shades. 12 - 20 . .1. V/ 

* BAT DAY Prim 

RtDHONW BAY COMPANY, HagerK fmaMoa floor, tad 


SAVE on 

Famous-Name Girdles 


Semi-Annual Sale—20^ Off Reg. Prices 

Baycrest Hosiery, 7 Styles 


SrUBficr MMh 
Sramirre Plata 
Draa 

Foimal Sh«>rr 
Stretch Hom> 


WaUciBK Sheer — fuQ 
fashton^, k>ng • weat^ 
ing hoM. 

Kveatag Sheer — Per¬ 
fect for daily wear— 
alim seams and heel 
panels. . 


n « — ra — Power net elastte with nlln front RAY OAY 
panel, verttcal stretrh aide and front nancli. 2 " srrii 

llelanra rollar top, zipper. Medium. large and Price 
eatra-largr. ReguUr * 12 . ‘ 

K a m oae Twla C ^ at r al- ZJomfortable control for rvrv 

anting; front guaaet for easier walking, zipper, ^WQlJ 
While. SIzra TJ-M, average and full fittinga / 77 

ReguUr 12.50. M 

Meme Boned front, profile elaatic aldea for ex- g 
rellent control, zipper. Sizea 27-31 average and 
tuU flttinga. 

Taamua Twin C'natml f'eraelrile — Nylon front panel lightly 
boned for comfortable control Excellent uplift kra. Siaea 34-4Z 
average and luU flltinga Regular 1630. 1 AO* 

■ay Day Pilra lU 

-A^twer- -Olrdle — By (loeaard. Amazing control dralgncd to 
hoM in and aupport, aide zipper, boneleaa. Sizea 27-34. Q** 

Regular *15. lay Day Trice a/ 

C oaaa r d rmecMIe Vertical atrelrb aalin elaatic front and back, 
puU-on, boneleaa. Sizea S-3R Regular ^5. Q** 

Bay Day Trtra ? 

Neaw CanetHSe Ughlly boned front, good upUft. zipper clos. 


4 paint U 
Pair 7»f 

All hoaiery in aizei 81* 
to 11 . 


56 7i*ib P14 Ankle Backa First quality. Rnlleuff ankle aocka with mlnrv 

reinforced heel and toe. While. Sizee 8 ', 11 . O QQd 

■ay Day Trlra, pair Ow 

57 ^ytoo Htrelib Tlgkta The neweat rage ,,, perfect for aporla, lounging 

or eampue wear. Snugly fitting and romforuble. Retf bUrk, OO* 
blue, beige. SmaU. medium, eome large. Bay Day Price M 

5S Wnmea-a NIppem — Chooae from two pretty and popular atylea . . . 
ihearllng llmnf type In bone, Mark or red; or the aott leallwr baUerlna 
«yle compleie with piaattr caae. Black, blue, pink, bone 4 •• 

SmaU. nwdlum. large Not aU alzea In each atyle. Bay Day Price- X ■ 

59 Nylon Simplex Gloves at Special Bay Day Prices 

Many attractive 
popular nylon ~ 


HIgbdMik orlon bulky knit mrdigana that are featberllghl. 
comfortable. Eaey to rare lor. they keep their shape al 
repeated waxhinge Whlfa and colore. Medium, Urge. 


Bar A-Laa Bwealeru PopuUr textured nylon arilh llx eaxy-care feature* 
'''in yhon-xleeve pullovers snd longeleeve esrdigan styles. Attract i ve neck 
detailing. White, mint, forest green, black, beige, sapphire. Sixes 
14 to m 

, Pallovsr, 9*0 Caitagan. ' OBB 

■ay Day Prim At Bay Day Prlra O 

71 riaaair Blaasca SpecUlly priced for Bay Day selling. Diipdry cotton 
' blouses In three ettiactive. man-tallorad styles In white only' Stxca 14-21). 
■alf BoBed-up Kleeve. IM 4* gleeve, loag Blaeve. 04* 

Bay Day Price 1 Bay Day Price M 

wA Waol-BIc a d Mdrla An attractive blend nf 80% wool and 30% cotton 
4» In grey or bUrk . .. rUiilraUy styled lor smooth figure fUttery. ABB 
Sizes lO-l* Bay Day Prira^ 4a , 

wA Ctordarsy Mini Dam Paisleys, checks snd striped corduroy in smartly- 
<•> tallared slims . , . self belt.'Assorted colors. Sizes 12-18 

■ay Day Prlra O 

■vs Hand KmbrsMered Daidilca Choose snowy white or delicate paatrla 
■^ . . . generous size, Unen or cotton hankies. Q QQd! 

> Bay Day Price. Ofsr sAO 

W Dullt-IJaed Jackcls Ladles' wxMproof poplin jackely . . . perfset for 
casual wear . . . smartly styled In blue or beige. Slies 10-18 QO* 


V) Ing. sizee 34^, average and fuH fUtlngs. 

R^uUr 10J8 Bay Day Price i 

sA Csssard OIrdle Provides minimum weight with positive con- 
trol. Walelllne U dipped for breathing ease. Pull-on. {TOB 

Small, medium. Urge. ReguUr 8*. Bay Day Price 9 

M Psarer Nei GIrdIr — Quslily power net with satin eUstIc front 
snd hack panels. PuU^rn. SmaU, medium. Urge. ro* 

ReguUr ta. Bay Day Pika 9 

jF| PIsytrx The famous PUytex "Magic Control" girdles — slight 
04. imperfections account tor low price. wiU not affect wear or fig¬ 
ure >sinlrol feelures. Extra smxU to extra Urge. Q** 

ReguUr 89R. Bay Day Price O 

M Bandeau Brasslerca — Perfectly-fitting eUstIc and nvlon — rus- 
tamed to flatter. Sizea 3238 A, B. C Regular XSA 1 BO 

Bay Day Price 1 

mo AUs! Fine quality broadcloth. Ughtly padded. -] 0 * 

00 stv. 32.,tg, a Bay Day Price 1 

M CeMoa Baadcaa Bess Excelicnl quality white cotton brassieres 
that give Arm uplift. Sizes 32-42, A, B, C OQd 

Bay Day Price 77 


. . Implex gloves ... a perfect time to stock up on these 

very important fashion acceaoories. Sizes 6-7H. 1 4* 

Bay Day Price 1. 

ZMt WaarwrigM OUvea—Nylon or cotton Simplex gloves In aUpon styles. 
AU are first quality in smart faU shades and while. -a *• 

Sizes 87H. Bay Day Price 1 

AS EagBah leather Clavea Soft. plUbie raprskin gloves imported from 
vA EngUnd . . . smartly cUeaic. long-wearing. Asiorted fall shades tfOO 
and whltet^inrd or unlined. Sizee 87U. Bay Day Price m 

AA Mrcdchy BUvea Ilricnce nykm. one size flU all Novelty weave, amart 
cufl While and laU shades. Sines 874*. 

■ay Day Price 4 7^^ 

AA RaglUh Daeshla Glevea —Perfectly taUored ... an alUlme favorite 
(h> with smart women evei^hcra. Always soft and plUble. -4 TB 

Craam or white. Sizee 874*. Bey Day prir* X 

■I DUOVR BAY COMPANY, glove* and haalery. main 


R«li»bU 


76 Ladies' aad Mei's Watcbei 


Colorful 


and Accurati 


Costume Jewelry 

Beautltully fashioned Jewelry ip a 
myriad of colors and stylea. CKoqaa 
your favorites from thU vride scUHiOn 
of pins, aarrings. ta OB 

bcacelrts and necklets. 7 I 
■ay Day Price, mO far X. 


rependabtllty at a very low eoat . . . theeo 17-Jewel 
watches In men's and women's Otylea. have accurate 
Smss movements are guaranteed ane fun year . . . 
LADIES': DaUity dreas styU with yellow caae, cord 
bracelet. MEN'S: shockproof and water-rsaUtant, himi- 
Doua dial Bagular 17J8 

BAY OAT PBICB 


82 Specially Priced 
Costnme Jewelry' 

Rptrkllng jMrelry ... the ftnlshing 
touch to your Ushion coKtumeo. A 
brge aigortnnent of new loll and win¬ 
ter atylea to chooae from, in bradeta, 
ptna. neckJela and f% 


ZS-Jewel 

AbIbbuHc Witckcs 

Styllnn for Udirs or man .. . 
these SwUs- m ovement watrh- 
es never need winding, ere 
Miorkproot waterproof, havo 
unhreakabU mainapring. lumi- 
■ous dUl One-yaar guaranlce. 
Stainlem back, yallaw meui 


80 Electric Alarai CUcks 

aita BUrhea Clarfca 

Attractively.-atyled ci o dti in 
nofMilar ivory t^ior; the small 
toudoir atyle li both aenirata 
and decorative. Lumlnoua dial 
Guaranteed. 088 

Day Day Pi ka O 


79 Thdcx Alt# WuMliaf 
Wfltek 


78 Giurtitced 
Trtval CiBck* 


As advertised on TV- wimfs 
Itself with the motion of your 
vrrist. Shock protected, water 
protected. Specially purchased 
at ,Bay earing*. QBB 


Useful aUrm riorks. complete 
with genuine leather cade in 
brown, tan. rad. green er blua. 
RriUMe aUrm, luminous dUL 

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Famous name brand dress shoes 
for men at special Bay Day saving 


92 Save S.96 Bay Day on 

Golden Pheasant Shoes 


90 Save on Fashionable 

Baycrest Dress Shoes 


Pumps by Kitty Kelly 


Onty on Bay Day do you f«t quaUty comfort at such a low. 
Quality shoes, carrlad in rtgular stock, feature flexible coi 
iMther outsoles, Goodyear welt constructJoii, reinforced heel 
counters. fuU leather Insole and mkleole! Styles indude 
blucher and balmoral oxfords, toecap oxfords, brogue ox¬ 
ford. moccasin vamp oxfords and brogues. Brown, black. 
In aisas S to 12 collectively. Bey Day Price 


Save nearly $6 Bay Day on these stylish fall 
shoes by Golden Pheasant . . . famous for 
quaUty. lasting fit and construction! A seteo 
tion of needle or double needle toe styles with 
high stiletto heels or popular illusiona. Kasy 
to accessorize, black and brown leather. Hurry 
In for best selection, not all sizes In every 
style. Sizes 6 to AAAA-B coUectlvcly. 


New factor>* fresh dress pumps at terrific 4.50 
aavinga Bay D^. Four new styles to choose 
from . Bow l^mp. Self Keeper. Faille over* 
lay and self overlay. All crafted with the fash* 
lonable pointed toe stylings, pencil thin heels, 
high or Uluaion. combination heel fittings, light* 
^elght flexible construction, lasted for exact¬ 
ing fit Brown calf. Mack suede, calf and 
patent. Sizes S•9^ Ai^AA B collectively. 


Wonderful savings Bay Day on these new fall 
dress pumps . . . styled with high, thin stiletto 
heels, popular Illusions, or sturdy walkers. Slen* 
derizing tapered toes for those who prefer a 
less pointed contour. Three smart bow stylM 
In black leather, brown leather or black patent. 
Walking shoe in red. blue, brown and black 
leather. Sizes 5 to 91s AA B collectively. 


85 Crepe Sole Snciic CatuaU 

’ Special purchase for Bay Day 
makes this low price possible . . . 
FuUy flexible and lightweight for 
extra walking comfort, rfonslip nu- 
ron crepe swes and quality suede 
uppers make these shoes ideal for 
dresipor casual wear. Some desert 
boots included Black, brown, green, 
grey and beige. Sizes 6 to 12 
collectively. Bay Day Price U 


84 EaiBsli Dress Shoes 

SpecUl nvtnts B«y D«y on lh«» 
quality ImportMl dr«u ihoa . . . 
crafted tor rufsed wear, lasting 
eomtort' PM-tact for bualneu or 
drna wear. Feature newer lasts lor 
dooar fit. Goodyear welt construc¬ 
tion withstands wet weather, French 
call leathers. In brown or black. 
Sizes 6 to U. D and E fittings col- 
lactlvdy. 1 A** 

Bay Day Priro IvF 


94 SAVE! Comfortable 
Wedfed Heel Casualg 

Wonderful shoes for everyday 
wear, work or play . . pruned 

at special Bay Day savings. Three 
styles to choose from, sll crafted 
with cuahlonized construction, 
soft glove leather uppers. light 
flexible construction. Black, briar- 
wood. Sizes 5 to 10 AA B. P7P 
Bay Day Price D 


95 SPECIALI Britub-Made 96 BAY DAY SPEQAL! 
Moccasin Slippers GloTe Leather Casuals 

You’ll want to take advantage A sell-out during our Spring Bay 

of the Bay Day saving! on theso Day. these popular allpon atyla 

cosy, comfortable slippert . . . with gore treatment feature aoft 

Fashioned In goatakin ahearling glove leather uppera. lightweight, 

collar, fleece lining, leather aolea. flexible construction, non-slip 

Perfect for boudoir or house- rubber soles. Ideal lor everyday 

wear. Blue. pink. red. beige or weer. work or town. Slzee 5 to 

green. Sizes 5 to 10., 4 44 8 In black and brown. QTS 

Bay Day Prioa 9 nay Day Pi** « 

ni'lMWFrS BAY COMPANY, womaa’a shoes, faaMoa floor, tad 


ramous Heel Hugeer 
CorrectiYe Shoes 

Specially priced at terrific sav¬ 
ings Bay Day . . . Right from 
regular slock, these famous Heel 
Hugger shoes with built-in arch 
support, aoft Imported kidskin 
uppors. lasted for long wear and 
comfort! Three popular heel 
heights. Mack only. Shop early 
as not all sizes in each stvle. 
Sizes S to 9'i AA E collec- | QOO 
lively. Bay Day Price lO 


86 Casual Dress Oxfords 

Sftv« Bay Day on this specitl group 
of shoos for all occasions. Styles 
Include sU|H>ns. lace bluchers, and 
moccasin vamp blucher. Sturdy 
Goodyear welts, non-slip rubber 
heels, handsome leather uppers, in 
Slack, brown, tan and burgundy. 
Sizes 6 to 12 coll, mostly D 
fittings. Bay Day Price O 


67 Winter Golf Shoes 

Timely savings Bay Day on the*# 
specially treated golf shoes . . . 
oiled tan leathers prevent feet from 
getting wet. full double soles for 
extra support and walking comfort* 
replaceable steel spikes. Brown 
only. Sizes 7 to im. D fit 1044 
tings only. Bay Day Price 


Save on “famous name” shoes for children 


Special Bay Day Savings on quality shoes made by a well-known rhlldren'a .shoe 
manufacturer ... All feature hardwearing NecHlte soles. lightweight, flexible con¬ 
struction. Three styles: one-strap patent leather In sizes 6 to 3. full and 
’/i sizes. C width; swivel strap patent, wear strap up or down, in sizes 124 to 3. 
C and D widths, and black oxford with crease toe vamp, sizes 124 to 3. C and E 
widths. ,-_ _ Bay Day Price 


88 Save Over $21 
Men’s Work Boots 

Bay Day savings on sturdy hard- 
wearing work boots . . . ideal for 
carpenters and construction work- 
ara. Goodyear weh construction, 
steel thanks, gro cork outaole*. full 
cushioned Insoles and soft leafier 
uppers. Black and brown, plain toe 
styles In shea « to IZ EE nso 
fitttnga. Bay Day Friee 9 


89 Save on Moulded 
Shearlinf SBpperg 

A wonderful opportunity to pur¬ 
chase these quality shearling slip- 
pert for gifts or warm cosy winter 
wear. Stitched outseams for extra 
comfort. fuUy lined, finer quality 
leather uppers. Favored tan and 
wine shadta. Sixes 6 to IX Q— 
Bay Day Priee O 


99 Special Buckle Overshoe 

Timely savings Bay Day on these warm flan¬ 
nel lined boots, over the shoe style, with 
shearling lined inside top. rubber uppers. 
Keep feet warm and completely dry on wet, 
damp days. Sizes 5 to 3 in brown. 
ft lo !• la vrMte. Bay Day PHca O 


98 Save on Gisual Slippers 

Combining nvanufacturer's clearar>re prices 
and Bay Day savings you get first quality 
slippers at outstanding low. low price! Elas- 
tici:^ vamp, completely waahable. snug fit¬ 
ting. will not drop off! Red. blue and gold. 
Sizes 6 to 3. 

Bay Day Price ^ 


Bay Day savings on medicine cabinet needs, cosmetics, toiletries and household needs 


Take advantage of the low Bay Day 
prices on the late model electric 


'O'' 1 nil Af* UaBuriiig Mu: Hava a trim flnii*. start 
liar add taking Ayda now , . . lha mlnaral raducing 
iBB diat. Each placa contains 100 Q.ll of vitamin 

I D. 104 placaa to boa. Vanilla choco- Oi* 

lata. Bay Day Frloa it 

In- 

ilus 137 MaddSa Bagular 4rs: Fjcenomy to you whan 
you buy thia popular sanitary napkin at Ibis 
low Bay Day prica. Box of 48. Id* 

■ay Day Frica 1 

Twaad Farfnnad Ur Bpray: Non-atflfanlng 
spray lets end controls your hair-do . a . 44* 
oz. attrtetiva bhia non braakabla aarosol riQ# 
bottla. Bay Day Frtaa UD 

Noxaama Skin (!raaM: Stops itching, soolhaa 
and cools! Madicaiad and graaaalaaa baauty 
craam and ointment combined. QQ4t 

Boudoir Jar. Bay Day Price CXJ 


imr C"*** 1 aae l ta Upeiirfc, Vi Frieed! Bright, laal- 
AVI ing coloura In smart gilt, awivel-dealgn^ cases. 
Chooaa from • most popular CUld 

shades. Bay Day Friea 

106 Haleaa BaUaalata Beaaty Daw--Leas than H 

f>rlr»' ft.o7. hnttU at Itould cleanser that 


price! 6-oz. bottle of deep liquid cleanser that 


shavers 


ramovat every trace ol make up 


and SOIL « Bay Day Frtea DD 

Pater lani'a Baap: Hard mlUad soap UntTfivas 
tots of lather and lota of use! Imported nom 
l^ngland . , . Frapancas of lilac, lavender, car¬ 
nation, baby caatile and verbena. C CK* 
■ay Day Friea O (or OO 

BBC Baaltary Napktaa: Soft and abaorbent. 
Economy size, box ol 48 napkins. "I !• 

Reg. 1J8. , Bay Day Frio# 1 

■avjala Maaimoth Bsth 8aaa: Leas than half 

pilceT Fragrant, smooth lathering bath soap 
Imported from England. Ulae, roac, lavander. 
vertotnt, lern and garanlum. jlQ* 

■ay Friea, IFoa. eaka*!./ 

BBT Facial Haaae e : Soft, white, abaorbent 
. .. ideal (or cleaning makeup or use as hank 
Ita. 1.^ ahecta. 

■ay Day Frica IO 

Daggett M Bemadell Caametin: Leas than H 
price, lacluding smooth akin all-purpose cream. 
Facial Magic deep cleaoacr. Lanolin hand lo¬ 
tion, Cabana ooiogne. bubble bath. Prim da- 
adorant spray and tticfc. Paul Pink makeup 
lotion and many, many more. CQd QQ* 
■ay Day Pries Baage Oif to OD 

Mbby Balti flaap: Imported (rom England. 3 
rakes per box. Vlolef. verbena and rose 
liafiancca Bay Day Priee ( O 

Tsai BaSM Peemsaeat EUa: New “no-mix’' 
Toni wavei hidden body Into your hair . . 

has new no-mlx neutralizer. Regular, 7 4P 
gentle and super. Bay Day Pries A 

■at Water BaM l aa: English hot arater bottles 
guaranteed to give aatlalactlon . . . ribbed on 
one aide so It amn’t bum. Full size. Red. 1 M 
blue and green. Bay Day Pries A 

Atlaa Vaaoriaer: Operates (rom 8 to 10 hours. 
Automatically thuU off. AM 

■ay Day Fries ‘t 

■air Drytn; Full size Mower, dries 
r. vibration (rac. Has hot. roM air 
luorantesd 1 year. Ivgty bakrUte 


Year rhoiea 
It dawa. 85 monllily 
It^y trial 

RcBliBftOB RoUo*BUtic 

The razor that adjusts to your 
requlrcmenU ... no matter how 
tough the beard, how tender the 
akin! GIvet a dose, cool shave 
every time. 3 double heads, ac¬ 
tion roller control panel. OQ*8 
■ay Day Friea £>0 


199 H. H. Ayer laixaris Crsaaa: ’Thoroughly and 
gently lifts away dirt and make-up ... cleanier, 
DWUtilier and lubricator. | 4# 

Bay Day Fries 1 

194 RuMasIria Water Uly CAeaaaing Cream: Lass 
than hall price . . . .(or thorough cleansing 
and softening. It-oz. Jar. 1 *• 

■ay Day F^ 1 

m Bat Watar Bot tl ea: Imported (rom England, 
lull aiie quality bottloa with metal stopper, 
in blue, pink and greett. Buy two. have QAd 
a spare! Bey Day Fries sF* 

126 Rua Iwmpa: KMp your summer tan . . . Glau 
globe ecrews into any ordinary elactrical out- 
lel . . . penetrating ultra violet rays. Q** 
Reg. 13.25. Bay Day Friea K 

127 Bectrie Beat Fads; Givai hours o( warmth 
and heat . . . three-heat switches, pastel or 
plaid-colotad covers. Guaranteed QB* C** 
one year. Bay Day Frits O and O 

190 MaataMta-A-laaage: Glamourize as you alen^- 
A*o ij, „ home . . . Keeps the whole family ra¬ 
ize at home ... keeps the whole family 4^*8 
raUxed, trim, fit. Bay Day Fries uO 

194) BalM TolM Tbiaaa; Soft, whits, abaorbent. 
A*® «9o sheets to each roll A QAs 

■ay fcy Fries 4 rolls 0«F 

IBA AALA. TsMeii: For quick relief o( haadtehes 
A*" or neuralgia. 5-grain strength. A'J* 

Bottle 0( 250. lay Day Frica “t I 

1 *1 Khwirie NagaKylag .Mlnsr; 7-Inch mirror with 
ADA „jor plug and awTlch. Boxed. A 40 

Bay Day Fries 4 

109 Ahsarbeat Catlaa; While, sterilliad kmg.fibra 
AD"' cotton in 1-lb. hospiul-alxe rollx. 798 

, Boy Day Fries I O 

100 BBC CsM Crsam: Dssp clsanalng cream mode 

a^su Alimrm sail mlmov marmlUKU ttrIVll 


Schick 3-Speed 
Adjastable Shaver 

New model! You can ihlfl the 
xpeed. edjuit the head to thevt 
as cloae as yftu like . . « New 
speed control adjustable custom 
comb, sbavtnf Fiead. Grey or 
white. OQ** 

Bay Day rrise £iO 


X62 ReBUBfteB Roilectric 
Shaver 

Popular all-ttiiie (avprite wllh 
miracle roller combo—oombs akin 
down, whlakert up! Ono-year 
guarantee, packed in attractive 
case. lO** 

Pay Day Pries 19 

103 Pkilukave ^peeiUkavers 

Skinsmdolhlng lim seta up 
whiskers (or speedier rutting, 
claser shave. Rotary action, push 


button flip lop lor easy 1 C 
Meaning. Bay Day FriM^iC 

104 SmbeBBi Skavemiter 


aadtehes 


case complete arltli 


mUtni Sunbeam shaver In rip- 


War'll ■■ >■ ■ iih ■ J - 

■ wj nwvmrai mnaipoo. rtron lam retrawfiwi wfien qvjk 

AD0 . shampoo with “SUvUcrtn’’ . . . qulcfc lath- 150 
ertng. 2\ fluid oz. bottle, plus 2 sham- CQ4 
poo pillows extra. Bay Day Frica t/9 

10K BoiesM Owria Bale Bpeay—Kaepa hair In place iki 

all day, sets long laating pin curia. Choice ot A3A 
regular or super soft. Contains lanolin. 470 
Aeroool spray. Bay Day Fries ‘ml , 


(or use in home or gairien. Shaped rough sur¬ 
face fingers; Size 7 and B ICC0 

Bay Day Frica OO 

lahasoa’s Baby FswAar—Made of fine quality 
buffered talcum. Contains no zinc stoarale or 
boric acid. Large size Una. Boa. ICO0 

Bay Day Fries 09 


CMc Bair Dryaea; Fin# quality hair dryer, 
handy to use. Moara hs4 ar ceM. Specially z-PP 
priced (Or Bay Day. Bay Day Fries D 

■alb Fpaam SaMa: Refreshing for the bath 
. . East tired feet and bodies. <> 91 4 

■ay Day Frico ^ Iba. 


handy travelUng. Sul 1 
Ing cutlery blade 

Boy Day Friee 

LbAcb’ RcBibftoB 

PriBcesB 

Removes hair from lags and 
arms aaaUy. smoothly . . . com¬ 
fortably! Ideal glfL Naatly 
packaged. vn** 

■ay Day Fries 10 

Ladica’ Rtaii Swiss 
Shaver 

Pbato—a double shavhig head, 
ana ude for under arms, one sido- 
for lags and arms- Pink ar white 
caat. Complele with cted and 
brush. z-M 

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BAY DAY Savings on 'Children’s and Boys’ Wear 


Glrli* Car 

CmIi: popular wHIi 
tr«ns and pre • te«n% 
ihfM warm coou (ea- 
tura attractivr atylinc* 
q a i 11 ^ lining. OoS 
blue. fr^n. Siz*a 7 
to 14. 


Glrta* CooCa: 

Warm, all-wool auo<lr 
in loose or fitted 
Btylea; aet in aleevea, 
pnicb or aet in pork* 
ets. Blue. red. green, 
brown. Siaea 4 to 6x. 


GIHa' Orino Bulky Kidta: Heavy bulk 
knit cardigana in waahable orlon. Large 
fringed collar, peorl buttona. White, red. 
aap^ire. Siaea 8-14 ATT 

Bay Day Price, eocli ^ 
Flannelette' < ^ w—; Infant's stae gowns 
‘With giraffe pr ramfle deaign on pink or 
whlU. Back opening. CUt 

B«r Dny Price HO 

N 1AK Nylen Pram Hutta: Coeilv 
w lined auifs in pink, blue or ytJ- 

flk low nylon, zipper doeure . . . 

Sttee I, 2, 3. T*# 

Bay Day Price I 

► yV enfi S-Paai Sleepera: Fleece. 

■%f ^ ™ lined, cotton knit aleep- 

1| n ^ pants. 

skid and waterproof feet 

iJiM . . . tfue, maue, mint. 

mVF I Sista^^ IBB 

Bay Day Price X 

KhQT^ 161 DIapera: Popular, 

super-abaorbents gauze 


Alrla* Tar la a Bala* 
r o a t e: Guaranteed 
washable, these gay 
coats feature circular 178 
skirt, fitted hem-lo- 
ehin doeinf. Peak cap 

to match. Sizes 3^. •'T- 

Bay Day Price, d— ' 


Tecner a * Kchool and 
Dreaa Coals: Fitted, 
straight or looae 
atylee in mohair, wool 
snaffle, wool loop or 
wool crepa Assorted 
styles and odors to 
chooac from. Sizes 
8-14. 

Bay Day 1 QBB 


Boys* and Olrla' Balie 

coat a Roomily cut 
. . . rubberized rayon 
raincoats in yellow, 
red, white or Mue, 
Button* to* neck, 
Sou-weeter hat. Sizes 
3-6X. QBB 

Bay Day, each O 


1^ mvpm that Btav free ol 

91k wrinkles, wash easily, 

p dry quickly. 21**x40.'* 

White. QBB 

Bay Day Price O 
1A8 Popila Gabardine Anowaulta: 
One-piece suit with zippered 
front, knitted cuff and ankle, 
matching helmet Fully lined. 
Red. navy, browiC poa^r . . , 
Sizes 2, i 4. d BB 

Bay Day Price, each ^ 
t i*€k Boys* 8heea Overalls: 

. IIkI Fully lined, bib-style 

overalls of smart, 
^ striped sheen. Sizes 2. 

Wgs^<ff 3. 4. OB 8 

Bay Day, pair ^ 
'I/O Wool Batb Bobes: 

^ Wrap-style robes for 

» boys arid girle. Gre^ 

T ' overcheck with con- 

^ traating velvet collar. 

r Sizes 2-8X. 

r Bay Day Price, OPB 


ish^ wool coats for 
girls In loose or fitted 
styles, raglan or set- 
in sleeves, trimmed 
or plain. Assorted 
colors. Sizes 7-lZ 
Bay Day t ^BB 

Price, eadi ID 


Boys* Saburbaa 

Caala: Hlp-lengtii 

wool woratep coata 
for winter warmth. 
Coats havje patch 
pockets, button-to-chin 
• . . Grey and brown 
mixes ... Sizes 4 • 16x. 
Bay Day Price, FBB 


Baby Dieaaea: Beauti¬ 
ful dresses in white, 
blue, pink or maize 
nylon ~ perfect for 
gifts. Sizes 6. 13. 18 
months. 1 SB 

Bay Day Pries X 


Boys* Raedine Wind* 
breakers: Hard-wear¬ 
ing. washable, suedine 
tocketa with yoke 
Mck. knitted waist 
and cuff bands, zipper 
cloauie. Red. navy, 
copper. Sizes 2-8. 

Bay Day Prke, QBB 


GIria' PaiMes: \5% 

wool and cotton with 
neatly fitting knitted 
cuff and elastic at the 
waist. White only . • • 
Sizes 3. 4. «. 

Bay Day Price, QQd 


ChlMrefi's Ftaanel c tte 
Pajamas: Tailored or 
fancy styles for,boys 
and girla in cosy flan¬ 
nelette strtM or 
florals. Sizes 3-X 3 BB 
Bay Day, pair X 


Boys’ nylon “Kookie” coats 


Th, Utnt raf« for and top, with Mom, too, are Slzea 8 to U, 
w theae «%trm, UghiweigITi jarkett in a wonderful new Bay Day QM 
ayloii fabric. Completely waterproof and atyled with Price, eacb O 
aelf collar and ruffa, 2 pocfceta Upper cloaure, bright siaea 14 to 18, 
quilt Uninga, Interlined with nylon fabric. Navy, red, Say D,y qm 

royal,- ^ Price, each 

ton B a b bc fl a e d Poplhi Sor Coata; Hard wearing coats tor boys that are water¬ 
proof, warm. V'ully quilt lliwd. theae coats have lell collar and cuffs, ara 
full length, come in navy, grey, tan. Sizes 8-16, CM 

Bay Day Pitea, aarh O 

Also coiBuroy nylon fleeced wtndbreaker. Red end royal. 

IQI Boys' Corduroy Loaga: 8 popular ralora to choose from In this selection 
ol hard wearing, washable corduroy longs atyled with lull culls and belt 
loopc, 3 pockets. 

Sizes 6-12, AM Slzea 14-1& CAB 

B^ Day Pries, pair 4 Bay Day Price, pair U 

192 **a. Uaed Aeana: In striped or regular denim or popUn. Perfect lor school 
and play theae durable, fully flannelette-lined Jeans are sanforized for 
lasting fit; feature double knee, belt loop#, 4 pockets. Sizes 6-lS 04B 


Friday BAY DAY Savings on Furniture for the Nursery 


18330x50 Wooden Cribs ‘ 

sturdy, well - constructed nibe 
with loUd, luU-length panri. drop 
pidn, 4-posltlon spring. Plexltono 
finish In blue, grey, white, nat¬ 
ural. ^Q** 

Bay Day Prica, edrb 
■iMna, li as 

•0 aMMMf 

1 0-T«m-Mm BakT Crtto—TM41M stw erthe 

XOBwHZ MjwWMt mrtac*- fWI pMU eiB««. 

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185 Chrome Hi Ckairt 

ConstnictMl of tolkl plywood 
with tubular chrome frame, wide- 
■pread. non-tipping legs, full 
padded Beat and arms, eaty-to* 
clean arborite swing tray and 
aafetv strap. 1 1 BS 

Bay Day Price, wb XX 

1Marey Bl rza^woil <aaiirae<aS M 

XOV eiMi, vtUi Blr«a« Hira— traa* uis vmIi- 
bMo si«aUc tack uta atai. tvtef ii«y 

Onf. Mta. I^s 

• Bay •ar’VHta, SmB 11 


187 Bsbjr Carrisfe 

The newest luxury ... a Csna* 
dian coach built carriage ... at 
a surprisingly low price for auch 
quality workmanship^ Gracefully 
mol(M autonv^le steel body ~ 
modern In every line. Can be 
used as a car be^ too! d >1BB 
Bay Day Prtee, each 
15 down—55 moattily 

1Car?lM>» ■ a i wauy MMtractta Mr* 
ftasM fMtariat }-tar iMatf vita «m ?lMr« 


182 Durably CoBstracted 
Hsrdwood Plsypens 


Fun for tha baby and a real boon 
to busy mother, ere these strong, 
smoothly finished pUy pens. 
Square and oblong sizes with 
maaonita floor; folds compactly 
when not in oac. Natural QSB 
Bay Day rilea.-aaeh ^ 


■I'lMION'S BAY rOMPANT, children's wear, 2rl 


) Save on dress fabrics, sewing accessories, wools, notions, closet supplies, needle 


ware 


Top quality Canadian Corduroy 


A long-time favorite with homemaker* and working gala alike, thb itrong, 
richly napped fabric has a myriad of uaea for wardrobes and home decorating. 
Creaae resistant, colorfast and completely washable, use it for dr easea , sports- 

Bay Day Price, yard 


wear, children’s clothes, drapes, etc. 


197 54” Wool Flannel 

Dress weight, all-wool fabrics Imported from 
England exclusively for the Bay. Featuring 
the new fall “Jewel tones" and other colors 
In a rich looking fabric that la warm, long 
wearing and crease resistant. Q77 

Biyr Day PriM, yard 


198 36” Prmted Gxnbed Sateens 

Autumn-toned shades in soft, lustrous cotton 
sateen that Is drip dry, crease resistant, San- 
forixed and color fast... perfect for all your 
fall cottons. Novelty and fkmU patterns. 

Bay Day Price, yard 99^ 


mreater,, glove, etc. ... 22 bcutllul colors to Ql 4 

chooar from. Bay Day Price, l-ea. hiUI Ox 

917 8-Pty Bahy Vara: SO/90 yarn that ia colorfait, shrink-resletant, loft and 
AX I cuddly for baby. While, pink, blue, green and yellow QQU 

with pretty sparkle thread. Bay Day Price, aa. OO 

9|a DaMMa Batltiag Vara: Nylon reinforced. ahiink-reoUUnt and colorfast 
Axo -.ukai tot outer garraenu, ripona, toques, etc. Chooac from 40* 
13 attractive ehadee. Bay Day Price, t*B. baB ‘Kf ' 

«|n 1M% Cr I m pa cI Nylaa: Versatile 3ply lOO'/t nylon yarn that ia hard- 
AXV wearing and shnnloproof-cornea la a boat of lovely shades. Old 

Bay Day Mca. 1-aa. haB Ol 

. Closet Accessories ... 

229 Oarmeal Bag: 16-garment size ol heavy gauge, shell quilted plastic. S-hook 
frame with Inside drop hanger bar. 84" zipper on top side and bottom for 
easy acceia grxlS''x3ir. Pink, blue, yeQow, QM 

ons green, wine. Bay Day Priea O 

AAX Ki ng g l ee Carn i ent Bag: BUgarment size with 4-hook frame in AM 
shell quilted plastic. Bay Day Priea * 

222 Begnlar MaM tag; 6-8 garment size with 3 hook frame, dev 1 M 

daailc body. 36“ zipper. 43* long. Bay Day Price 1 

aou kraflhaard Wan tni be: 3.ply Krafiboard construction with wooden frame, 
AAO double doorz. Radiy aaaembM 6irz28-x22". QM 

o-sa *<9 INqr Price 7 

224 Mioa Barb: Wedge loop conatructlon holds t pair ladiw shoes. I SB 

225 8klrl Back: 6-tler muhipie akirt rack—choloc af fdaztlr 

or metal dipa. Bay Day Priea 

228 Mawee Back; HoUe 6 shlrta or blouzea. eyOA 

Bay Day Priea I If 

99 W Ueaanrki: Round or equare 2-toned heavy gauge plastic. OBS 

*** , Bay Day Prhe 2 

nno fMange llaaaorh: Large size (24”xl6''xl3''|. with hinged lid. 1 ABB 
AAO modern daalgn and dacorator eolois. Bay Day Priea x4 


36” colorful kitchen 


Bright and cheerful for kitchen or cottage, these gxy 
oottons are Sanforized, extra heavy to insure iMig, 
aatlsfactory service. Attractive p^ts in assorted 
darker shades. Bay Day Price, yard 


290 Iiwex Denim; Topa in the fall fashion parade for sportswear, 
homedeosrating.,. t^quality denim that Isrreaee resistant,drip- 
dry, colorfast. nig attractive stripes and checks are highlight^ 
by gold and eilver lurex thread. QQ« 

Bay Day Priea, yaid OO 


207 Bayen HaMage: Top quality, hnw-weai 

• looks far bettv than Rs low price suggests, 'me lai 
plains, twe e d x tufts, checks, etc. AH In the newest 
Creaia*redUtant. 


; rayon suiting that 
siaortment liidudre 


208 j*f***^ Wool RuHlBg: Top quality aD-wool tibrlre imported from Eng- 

la^ tor vour fall faahkm sewing. ChoM from aaaorted ehecka, plalna, 
atripcs, twaada, tufta, in thia long-wearing, ereaac-reilatanl fabric. OM 

Bay Day Price, yard V 


sDit Pilata: Pine quality "Croinplon'' cottons— 
nrebaa wear, lovely appearance. Featuring tha 
and pa ttaroa, the se rottona are ersaii reaMam. 


209 **" Bajraa BteaA Tarlaa: Over 10 authentic tartans to chooac from In this 
attractive selection of good quality acatate/rayon bland ... ideal for 1M 
pleated akirts. Bay Day Prica, yaid 1 


'iertlen of extra 


wide gtnghame in attractive Is" u 
reslatant, colorfast and sanforized. 


w- Ce lenees PlaMMl R a Hh ig: Herd-arearlng, good looking fabric that looks 
and feels like wool .Completely rreaee rcAiUnt It Is Ihe ideal fabric tor 

aultx BWits. ate-will keep Its body and ehapa forlha Ufa of the ga^ 

mcnl Hind-svashablc. assorted colors. -IM 


203 *■" Mlrinhwe CoMoa TSriaaa: Authentir tartans In the smart min¬ 
iature else, cr mi e s eela ta m coHsn. Ideally suited la sporu 


Notions 


204 Ploriwd Nylom; Embossed and flocked nykma In delightful 
pattama, a host of pretty colors. Thie fabric can be a«shad repeat¬ 
edly, auys crisp and fresh-looking. | bb 

Bay Day Prias , y aed-L. 


Inkers, 


Iron shirts, biousea, dre sa ee. Wl 
minimum of care. 


212 **" F l aaaelelle: Many, many patterns to choose from In this soft, 

* richly napped cotton flannelette—pet feet for pyjamas or sheeu. Colorteat 
novelty florals and stripes. n QQA 


• 9543 * P ria kd Taffeta. Rich lafMaa-perferT tor all your faD and 
winter partying Thia beautiful, highly prertleal fahrte la hand 
waatwble. creaae rcautam—comes In new fall ehadee. floral and 
novelty patterns. g gg 

Bay Day Priea, yard L 

Z06**‘l ^ Car^ray: Popular, durable corduroy—vours in new 

•rili******'**”’ ••'•dee end-patteriis: perfect for ■portiwear, dreaars, 
cbildren'i doUiing. Coloriaat, preahnink.' g 44 

Bay Day Pries, yard 1 


C ries! Bal t u ah i i b i a : Sew all your huttonholm aulomathslly—juat slip In 
Ihe required slse dlic and let your machine do the rest Standard else 
button-noicr flti meat machlnsa. Congdew with bwlnictlon book. tTW 


Art Needle Work 


Teas Caahiaas: Quality cuahions la aaaorlsd colorf end 

ZiUMMZ. la 

Mack-Type TV Cw sk i sa e : Attractive, modernly-stylsd 
cuahkNtt. la 

NnmBw M: Fan-filled Ut-tdMl lor fltU. 

■UDBONT BAT COmA 


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Save Bay Day on Cameras, Accessories and Stationery 


Save $35 BAY DAY! Royal 
“Quiet De Luxe” Portable 

98 


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241 


242 


243 


MM Pack ChiialinM CaHt—For 

K raonal graetlnga . . . buy B^, 
ly and taw . .. avoid the rualff 
25 cards to each box (oldrd xiw 
3x8. Dealgtia bre both modem 
and convenUonal with short 


247 


Bay Day 
Price 


$10 dowB, $0 monthly 

Talte advantage of the special 
Bay Day savings on this de 
luxe Royal portable typewriter 
, . . leaturee standard key¬ 
board, touch control, excluaive 
twin pack ribbon, magic mar¬ 
gin set, tabulator. Attractive 
grey one-piece unitized con¬ 
struction, carrying case. 


"rhe Bay" Typtag Tableta -100 
pages per tablet, SSxll size 
qualify veHum paper. 2,or5y 


Wmy Day rrtoa 


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98* 


244 


U'Pika CkriiiCinaa Carda- Solid 
Mck cartU. 2S per box In assorted 
Mifns and tlaea ... all hand* 
^cked from last mr's Vogue 
Personalized greeting card al- 
bums. 

Bay Day Prica VO to ^ 

Baraneter—Now is the time to 
start putting away those gifts 
0 . . These barometers, shaped 
and styled like a ship's wheel are 
Ideal lor every man on your list. 
T* diameter frame of walnut or 
mahogany with gleaming braM 
trim. Stand or hang. fTHA 
Bay Ih$y Prtoe " 

Cheaa M ~ freighted and 
felted men with quality 
board. Bay Day Price ^ 


TAR WorM Olabs OutsUndlng value 
in this highly detailed glw . . . 
features full meridian ealibrated 
in degrees, shady walnut-finish 
bate, washable lOcolour ^95 
Unt^. Bay Day Price 4 

9AQ Haatl Notes ~ texed by Austin 
Marshall in dainty floral and 
scenic designs, 13 iMtes and en¬ 
velop^. SforT’ 


ay Day Price 


250 


251 


9 ^ ScTBbhlo -World Ixmoui gxmo ' 
guaranteed to fill many educa¬ 
tional and entertaining hours dur- nvo 
— 0 BB 25/4 

Witttag TiMata RcguUr tetter 


tng Fall and Winter 
months. Bay Day Piiea 


•Ize writing pad of 100 iteeta 
Ideal to home OT of- 2to7y- 


Bi>xe<l Chriatmaa Cards — 31 
coloured cards in 3>up box. CoU 
orful snd sttrsetive gold lettering 
designs for warm natural greet¬ 
ing. Matching envelopes. CQ# 

Bay Day Prke DV 

ColtlBa Claaslca — This famous 
series is cloth bound with quality 

C iper and typomphical excel* 
FKe. Titles induoe works of 
^Ton, Keats. Shelly snd the 
complete works of Snskespears 
and many, many more! QQd 

Bay Day Priea, each OO ' 

Keep B ua y Books — Hours of 
fun and entertainment for the 
younger folKa. Four titles to 
choose from. 2 to 39^ 


Bay Day Pries 


lice. Bay Day Prtee 


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*' stetloaery, mala 


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253 Save $30 Bay Dayl 
Bell k HowcD S-Bim Mori* 
Projector 


2M BAY DAY Spcciall 
Sankyo 8-un Movie 
Camera 


109 


88 


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Price 

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apMtol MvtM *w bU mm* 

•r* MitbBBlBata Top pro>wt«r at * 
tow bwdfM prtoa. PMtarw htfli •«$• 
Mt luip BBS tBBt Pl.t too*. rto«*rw 
tip oBwtroU; fB«t "Ml la tSa BpBa** 
taiWBSUw; mmtt pBrtBSto tgrto BBrrr* 
kto mm. ProjBBU fall H-b«ar ahaws 
wiUtoBt iBtorrapttoa. BST bbpmHt. 
plwa ferwarS Ba4 n twiB pB iM laa 
and vBiiaMt ipBBd. SeU * Howeil 
tor BTigipBr. BMTB BrUltoBt ptotsiwi 


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255 Save $20 “Sekonk 
500” 8-auB Movie 
Projector 

fS.”" 68“ 

til down, n asoathly 

an ■■aiPtu savto prad p aa r a wSl wppt 
to taka adwaalBM at iba aatotapPipp 
aavtpta OP taiB pppiitr ppdsM-prtoM 
tvto praliali r . Atawa fppr basa 
■ avto ta partaattoa! Wplpiaa MS- 
watt iPBip. 4ir vaal Mpaittf. larw 
waM BPd ravacaa. varlabla ipaai apd 
ap«r toPdtPf. maj Bar Dar apd aaaal 
CaUTDIO csss aaira. y.se 


256 BeO k Howell 
3S-BUR Slide Projector 

48“ 


Bay Day 

Price 


U dswa, tt moalMy 

Bmpb faataraa: baadbaar Mt-walS prp- 
Jaeiar; r ni topa tua If'itr* acraao 
at IS laat; 4" fap apd Upfwar. BpMtr f««t. 

BapU'PPippattt ■bantat. A aavtap la fao 

9t avtr SIS Bar Oar- Mabaa p tovatf flA 


40x40 


11 


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de luxe 
40x40 


>sa 


Eondig tmm Imperial Prolertor- Feature* 12-vclt hIgh-IntensIty lamp, 
•Imple three-point threading, varlabla speed control, m reel, laat elec¬ 
tric rewind; built-in sound synchronizer to be used with most 
tape recorders. Bay Day Prfca ”” w" 

tit dowB, It monthly 

PraieHloa Bereens-^With glass-headed, tripod stand, carrying handle, 
attractive blue rase, automatic leg lock. Bay Day Pileas. 

19 "* 50X50 22 " 

tS down. If monthly 
-I/rntlrular" Stx.’ld Rrreen Features wide angle vlewiilg. better detail, 
self-locking tripod stand, washable and flameproo'l surface. Designed to 
produce brUUant picture* In light or dark room! 1^** 

Bay Dny Prfca , OO 

• M down, te monthly 

Bell a HoweB ‘AutokMuT Projector with automatic threading, SOOwatt 
lamp, reverie and stIU picture. 11.3 lens to brighter, larger I Qy|>t 
picture, fast rewind. Bay Day Price lOW 

114 dowa. tt moatMy 

YaaMea "tSoMn" Camera with 12J coated coloured corrected Ians, 
1/35-1/300 shutter speeds; single window coupM range apd view finder; 
single stroke flim transpoit and shutter rewind, cowhide 9 Q** 
case, lay Day Prtea OO 

tt dowa. tl monthly 

New "Saamea" It mm Camera The camera thft thinks for you! BuUt-ln 
light meter, AS.A. speeds t to 400; OM lens. Bright frame viewer, 
^pled mge tinder, leather case. 47- 

tS down, IS monthly 


■ay Day Pries 


B ute Bare—Ample tor average rootna, goea up to 13 feet with a fl.t lent, 
aU ateel conatnictlon with approved awitch and lamp aockeU, rdB 
t-tt coni plastic handle, holde 2 lampa. Bay Day Price U 

2M Bxpoaara Mater—Incident and reflected icadinge, low or high levela. 
Movie etlll end 1*VA ecele. ASA ratinga to 800. 0*1 

Complete with caee. Bay Day Prfc* W 


Bs da k Movla SpHcer-Nj scraping or tearing of film pertantloni srith 
this easy to use 8 mm and 18mm apUceiv clean no tuie, no stater to use. 
buUt-ln cutter eupplied with preeeupei. 

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Kodah *TnriB M" Camera—Features 3 view finders, sharp adjustable 
lens, double exposure preventative, take* 13 black and white, coloured 
print, plus cq|our tilde*; automatic film advance stop. ntt 

Bay Dv Prtee - U 

Kodak Blartlash OnUH—Safe buy for Chrietmas .. . contains Brownie 
Starflaeh camera srlth built-in flaah, takes 2x2 etldra. or 13 prints. QBs 
„ Batteries and Oaah bulbs included. Bay Day Price O 

Starflax Camera OnMM by Kodak, contains Brownie Starflex camera, 
with farilUam reflex vtow finder. 3 rolli 1^ film, 8 M2 bulbs, 1 4 BS 
3 batteries, 1 mMget flash holder. Bay Day Price J.4 

Joriwy Gadget Bag—All Imther with zipper closure, dip lock, pocket 
inaide Ud, push lining, large outside pocket, metal feet on dBB 
bottom. Bay Day Prim 4 

Triaod—Ughsrelght metal conatrudlon, ooUapsea to extend St", raise 
and lower ^th rraidc. tUt-top handle control... new Jif^ head. QBB 
Case Induded. Bay Day Price O 

Argm fIBda Vlewar—New ■tyllng, large magnification light locks In 
position, takm 2x3 slides, alaomrdtettai^ 

Bay Day Pries D 

Argm BBla Trays—AU metal, holdi 31 tildes, and fits aU Argue OM 
proje d ors. Bey Day Prim m 

BBde Pile Baa—AU metal conatrudlon, holda ITfl glaiari or 300 
cardboard, to 35mm or 2x3 aUdm, mrtylng hamfle. Bay Day Prim M 
TxM Btamlars—Oentm focualng, brass-mounted prismi, high- OQOt 
power coated lens, Imther strap and case. Bay Day Prfca teO 

88 dowa, tl BMiathly 

IxJt Blaaenlars—Centre focusing, cmte^lena high power end 19 "" 


aU-imther carrying cam and drap. Bay Day Price 


IS dawn, tt moalhly 




■I'DSOVB BAT COMPANY, c 


. mala 


Save Bay Day on Sporting Goods, Toys, Tools, Luggage, Auto Accessories 


Bay Day Special! 18” and 16” Bicycles 

276 BAY day' 



38’’ 


278*-* •“ 


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PRICE 

$5 dowB, $6 moBthly 
Boys’ 14" ir-, it"j OIrle’. ir 

Fmturcs famous Perry Coaster 
Brake, hmvy duty white mudguards, 
fuU size chain guard 16" or IB* 
brazed frame, mattreat saddle, rear 
reflector and handle grips , . . AU 
any youngster will wsnt! Blue, 
green and red metaUie colored 
frame. 


277 W t Speed BIrycle — Top 

quality sturdy frame, 3- 
speed gear, whita mudguards, and 
powerful laatactlng bnkm both 
front and back. Lightweight adth 
the three-speed aasurm a mint- 
'mum of effort riding up and 
down hlUa, on bumpy 4/1 — 
roaiM. Bay Day Prfca ” 




280 



4 Itort IT BlftoA-Bttt Ml 
■Mto. pmm ttdtu Ttoa rtfto 
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tmm mm to grttttr 1i*Ail 
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281 


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to*M rtfto to tlM vatM. IAaaI Iat uiaaA 
trOM. BBort, AAar to aattp. aacataIa 

AOA AAAf to A*to. BAAM-AAlAtoAtlt. A 
■lAAt fAT ton AAAA-to-A BAABAA toJBB 

tov prto$. Bap Bap Pitir 14 

OAlp It «M*A. to BAAltop 


KCDhON’S BAY COMPANY, eporllae goods, kmar mala 


282SATe! Dunlop Coshionride Tires IS down, tt BMmlhly 

1.70/15' Cush lonrida 


1.70/11 T/lam Cush- 
fonride with recap- 
able casing. 4IVM 
Bag Day Prim-I < 


t.7D/lS' Cush lonrida 
with recapabie easing. 
Jm^Day 15 .. 

■VDBOVB BAY COMPANY, 


740/14 T/lem Cush- 
kmrlde with recap- 
able casing- 1 *7— 
Bay Day Prim -t- * 


285 


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SAVE *35. Radial Arm Saw! 

129“ 



h- - 


266 V*** SbbIicbbi Drill 


Special purduuc of famous name 
drUl at rml big Bay Day Bariags- 
Pletal grip, Tockli _ 
switch, bronze bearings, 
key chuck. 

Bay Day Prim 
Ne'dawa aa j — f* / *t • 


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16 - 


Bay Dmy 
Price 

No dowa paymeirt. tt BMalhly 

Carpentem, do-lt-youraelf enthua- 
lasts wUl want to taka advantage 
of the epecuTBay Day Savings 
oa these 7" blade radial arm 
mws! FuU travri along U" ana. 
tUt blade, tamp motor, apedal 
table top ... Buy Bay Day, low- 
tet price ever to auch a well- 
constructed sawl 

287 OtdlUtiBf Suder 

Pad, Bander complete with a 
full selection of sending paper 
and poUeh petda ,,. lo^ for bmt 
eamfing. nr general home repairs. 
Llghtwslght dl* cast aluminum 
alloy housing. 04— 

Bay Day Prim 

Na down gjvaaeal, tt asantlily ^ 


289 SAVE $10. Lightweight 
Twin Luggage Set 

' 1899 



— HimON '8 BAY COMPANY, Imrdware, tomr amla 

288 Save Bay Day! Kit Boats. 

Special Bay 9QQ99 
Day Price mOc/ 

ltd dowa. tU BMMthly 

IP standard kit with taU fins, 
has gunwale langth 14', bean 43* 
and depth 38”. Kit conalata of 
aU mahogany, entirely pre-cut. 
rib framei, stem and transom 
pre-aasembM, aU fastaeilngs mid 

S lue. Buy to) Day, Sav 
ow la the time to buUd 1 
summer fuit 




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I to next 



^y Day 
PrlM 

Two good, handy pieces at one 
low price. Smaller case 17xl2xt 
vtinrl Uned, scruff raalstaiiL Pad¬ 
ded IMerlorl Weekend cam 
30x13x6,1 back pockat, padded In¬ 
terior. Greea white, blue. 
NsirklBg Trala Cam a.— 

290 Lsdigt' Bad Men’s 

Higkt Bbi 

OArrtAA 8 totoAA' at totA't ototo. Bam 
ritoiMwi mmm mmk tm aam aaO 
pfAltoltoA. Maa'i Bava pto to tt aa Ba$B 
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BAft tomr if lUii vltB aaa aUa 
pAAtoi. BAAclac BaaA. Ifi** 

Bap Bap Maa lO 

ooden Wagon 

Bay Day Q99 

Price U 

A atonderful opportunity to start 
getting your Chrletmee gifts 
mriy and mve more Bay Dayl 
Bmring wheela, hmvy rubber 
tires and non-Up sU.i'.i.g. A 
wagon that wiU giva bouts of 
pleaeura' to Uw outdoor boy or 
glrL 


non KMdto Ow—A beginner to the amaU tot AU metal conetructlon. Flat 
amt. aU rubber pedalt, gubber hand grips and rubber tires. Q44 
* Bar Du Prim O 


Bay Du Trim 

na/a Bftiu marm Parable and raaliatic horse Is anchored firmly to IQ— 
"VS strong welt-balanced frame. No rough edge*. Bay Du Pries 

It dawa, tt msuthly 

904 DaB Pfwu—Special Bay Day Prices. Well-conetnicted DoU Prams . . . 
Buy early and save more! Body slie 18x8. srlth metal stamped wheels, 
hood and ow-end apron, dear plastic windshield, and plated C44 
lenden and hoed spraadrre. Pu »■» Trim O 

Trato Sat- 210 -gaage model raUsaiy outfit. Coinefi"^Mp)ete »llh Wpi- 
295 speed engine, 3 cnri, IB-plem coni truck, Iraneformer and In- 04 — 
•‘ructions. ’ Bajr Day Prim 

It daara. It auatkly 
NLDMVB BAT COMPANY, toys, tower mala 


Candies and Chocolates at Low Bay Day Prices 


1 


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7 S» 996 ml 

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(EoIottW 'TWnJiT, Oct I, IKt 


Winter Clothing... the Season’s Big i ^est Saving s! 


SAVE $23.62 on handsome 2-Pant Suits 


Fabric—All-wool worsted IMPORTED ENGLISH fabrics 
woven by experts for lasting wear and handsome apfiebr- 
ance! __ 

Psttema—A wide selection of solid tones, smart stripes, 
shadow checks, glen checks and aeat aovelty patterns. 
Colors—Handsome, yam-dyed shades of charcoal, mid-grey, 
Oxford grey, blue and brown. 

Wyka -SIr^-breasted two and tlim-lxitfon models, half 
liriled with flap pocket and Centre vent. Trousers feature 
pleated fronts. 

Sixes—Look! A complete range of sizes from 36 to 46 
In regular,, short and tall modeh. 

Tailoring and FM—These suits are expertly tailored in 
every detail to give la.sting appearance that's top-notch, 
always. Rememher! There is NO CHARGE FOR CUFF¬ 
ING OR ALTERA'nONS at the BAY. 


Greatest Selection 
Of Sport Shirts at 
Low Bay Day Prices! 


The greatest and the best selection of 
top quality sports shirts ever offered at 
such low, W prices! Bracing, plain 
colors . . . blue, aqua, red, beige, grey, 
navy. Prints so Interesting we call thens 
sensational . . . authentic tartans, show 
checks, “ancient madder” patterns, and 
corduroy in a wide and wonderful as¬ 
sortment! All sanforized, colorfast, and 
smartly styled in the new spread collar. 
Sizes small, medium, large, extra-large. 


SS8 Full Fashion V-Neck 
Pullovers and Cardigans 

Made In England. These top quality 
aweatera are full fashion for more 
comfortable fit. Ustlng good appear¬ 
ance! Double ribbed waist and cuff, 
long •lee\*es, popular V-neck atyl- 
IngT rail's favorite colors grey, i 
Paris blue, charcoal mix. belM mix i 
and grey mix. Sizes to 46. \ 


BayDayPrIco ^ 

3.39 Capesldn (^oves 

Tcrriflc Savings Bay Day on Ihesa popular, 
loni'WMrlnc ropnkin gloveo. All flM<»4lned. 
lor added warmth, (it and (eel mmlorubla 
while driving or walking during tha CbdB 
coM winter monlho. Brown only. Sl»a / 

8 to lOH. Bay Dv Frlca M 


Wonder(ul — l i a u broadc l oth dreoi , 
ihirta at tpoelal Bay Day oavlnga. 

You’ll want to buy two or three and 
take advantage o( the quality, long 
wear, eaay-care ihlrti at *uch a low 
price! Fused short point collsr, two- ^UQQ 
wsy convertible cuf(. sanlorized f'' 
shrunk. White only. Sizes liM to Xa 
17H. 33 to SSeleeve length. Mm 

Bay Day Priea 

Box of 4 for 11.50 

341 Save on Terylene 

Dress Shirts ^ 

A truly •KO-IRON" dreoa ahlrt. no 
touch up nereaiary. ]uat wash, drip- 
dry and then wear! Dryi quMily, 
won't ohrink or stretch, resists 
srrinkles and stays permansntly ^ . q 
white, won't discolor! Short point 4o 
collsr, dusi ru((i. t^lte. blue stripe, 
wine stripe la sliea 1414 to 17. a W 
Bsy Dsy Friee 

or 2 for $11 

342 Orion V-Neck Pullovers 

Wonderful Bav Day aavlnga on 
men’s interlock longslaeve 100% 
bulk orlon sweaters • . • perfect for 
cni^ge, casual wear or career! 

Won^ ahiink. stretch, easy to care 
for. and moth-proof! A host of fall . 
shades . . . beige, grey, blue. navy. iQ 

aqua. red. ivy green, yellow and 
brown. Shtes amall. medium and 
Urge. Bay Day Mea 


Take advantage of these BAY DAY savii 
Only on BAY DAY such value on 
FIRST QyALTTY merchandise! 

329 Reg. 39.50! Genuine 

Harris Tweed Jackets 

Handsome, first quality, expertly cut and Reg. S 
well tailored—that's our genuine Harris 
tweed Jackets In warm, vibrant shades and /m £ 
blends of tans, browns, greys, blues and W % 
lovat 2 and 3-button style, centre vent, 3 . 
patch pockets. In stripes, diagonals and fancy 
pattems. Sizes 36 to 46. R^Iar, abort and |g 4 , 
i tall models. Special, Ray Day |s mai 

330 All-Wool Worsted Flannel Slacks 

You get .mart appearance, looting wear from 
these Ilacka tailored bom 100% wool worsted. 

What's mors, just look it the low, low BAY DAY 
price! Handsome colors; colors you WANT to ^ . 
srear through tall, orlnter and opring: Mkl-grey, | B 
Oxford grey, charcoal, blue grey, tan and brown. I B 
Sizes 28 to 46. Reg. 14.95. 


Special. Bsy Day, pair ^ 

or 2 pairs for $21 

331 Topcoab at Bay Day Savings! 

0«t your tftU topcoat at oncc-a-yw Elay Day 
■avinga. Two Kahdaom* styUa offered at low. 
low ii^cea. 

Twe^ featura ragUn aUevea and Balmaccan 
collars. All-wool velours faature aet-ln aUevea, 
notched UpeU. sUsh and patch pockqU. hnd borw 
buttonst in a wide cholM of solid colors aj^ 
tweeds. Bay Day IThS 

IrMeareat loproato are the Uteat In men’s 
fashions . . . made from fine cotton, and nylon, 
these coats ate water-repeOent ar^ come in 
Iridescent shades of blue, brown and grey. 

ReguUr fuU-tergth modeU a*} well as the new 
9k-lmgth style. Sizes 36 to 46. Bay Day Frloe 

338 Save S4 

All Nylon Jimmy Dean Jackets 

'Save Bay Day on the eeer-popuUt* caay-cars 
Jimmy Doan Jacket! Styled' wKh tough nylon 
shell, warm nylon fleec e lining, these jackets are 
covnpletety washable, watcr-raprilent and wind- 
proof! PopuUr ahadea of navy, powder blue, black, 
red and white. Sizes 36 to 46. Buy Bay Day and 
aave more! miy Day Prftoa 


All Wool and Wool NIs Ankle florka -Sized 
for comfort! In a selection of colon and pat¬ 
terns. sizes 10‘t to 12- 

Nytoa and Nylon Mx Bocks In stretchlea. 
Hard w earing. easy to wash, shrink-proof, and 
quick drying! Assorted colors ana patterns 
fFita sizes ]0-12>. 

MeoTs Wool Half Hoae - All-wool nylon rein¬ 
forced heels afid toea for kmger woar! Cotor^ 
last, seamieiis knit. Sizes 10 to 12. 


15 down. 
Id ninthly 


344 Combed Cotton Briefs 
aad YesU 

Good qualitr tine yarm In a com- , 
ioruble, Icingwaaring rib knit, 
guarantee you Iota ot wear and 
comfort In theoe combed cotton 
brlefi and veoti!' Athleticolyle 
veat, dule free. float - lorfced 
oeanu for comfort, long waarlng 
hemmed bottoms Brief hit 
gentle lupport, double oeat, no¬ 
gap fly front, romfonaMe, 
roomy rut. Sanitized, •anfnrized! 

Sizee SJI.L O 


All-Wool Snbarbaa Coats 


Ifrre is the tdeai mat for the coWer fall and 
winter mon t hs- a he a d pr*«ed at special km, low 
Bay Day price! Warm, amaiily styW with ^ngl^ 
brnsted button front, self collar, tab aleevea, 
patch pockets, and full quilt lintng. Smart, versa* 
tile colon of grey, charcoal and beige. Sizes 36 
to 46. Bay Day Price 

335 Save S4 

Quilt-Lmed Cotton Carcoats 

You get .mart anpcarance. long wear and com¬ 
plete warmth and ennfuri from theae quilt Uned 
cotton carcoato. what'a inorv, look at the low 
Bay Day price! Water repe l le nt , wtndproof. otyled 
with eeif<ollar. tab ^tti. patch pocketi and aide 
vents. Cfeorcoal, beige and antelojie In tliea 38 
to 46. Bay Day Prtca 

336 Wash V Wear Cotton Pants 

Special Bay Day oavingi on waeb -n' wear cotton 
pan), in the popular. aiw»ya-aeat Iw League otyla 
whh flap pcick^ belt lo^ *nd Dpper cMente! 
Ideal for college, school or casual wear. Beige, 
charcoal and antelope. Stzei 38 to 40 waiiL 
- Bay Day Frtra 

BimON'S BAY COMPANY, Ma'a'ctotklM 


345 Warm Flannelette Pyjamas 

Good quaUTsT'-pylamai at opaelal 
low. low Bay Day prim! For the 
ultimate/in glee ping comfort—full 
bodlod eWton flanaeT sanforized (or 
lasting fit and full cut (or complete 1Q 

comfort. Aaegrted patterns and ^ 
stripes. SMes 36 to 46 (cheotl. g 


Us« ‘Tke Bay” B«d|et PUb 

oa porcliaiin of |U or mors (exee|i4 foods). 

a 10% down (minimum fS) and up to tlx monthly 
poynienU 

# No down payment if you have a charge account and 
prlih to pay In full within three montha 

a Um a--Bay Budget"_sbopp(ng card ... H’l oe coxy, 
a You have on Immediate record of your purchaaoa! 
a Arrange ahead of shopping day at accounts efftco, 
4th floor, or any department In which you .hop! 


A good eelcrtion of better quality 
ties in a host of smart patterns and 
stylet. Be eure and he each (or 
best ariertlan . . . otrlpca, checks, 
plaint, -neat, and panel A wide 
oaortment of. fshrlca . . . Vayona, 
sUko, wool mixes. Q 

Boy Day moaU 

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Save 2 Ways BAY DAY on Home Furnishings 

1. Lowest Prices of the Season for First Quality Merchandise 

2. NO DOWN PAYMENT and longer terms help to stretch your 
monthly pay check, you can enjoy your purchases while you earn 


SM Contemporary, Nylon-Covered 2-Pce. Chesterfield Suites . . . 

Lowest Price Everl 


BAY DAY ^Q Q88 
SPECIAL i^OO 


A new freshnen In design, a delightful vari¬ 
ation of style to brighten your dining, or 
Hviiw room . . . highlight your dem . . . 

These “guest-alze'' tables are compact 
enough for an apartment for two—open to 
seat 10 people. Solid hardwood reinforced 
frames. Lovely “swirl-grain” walnut, ele- Nothing down, 
gant brass accessory pulls. WO ssoatlily 


849 Apt-Size 3-Pce. Arborite I^tte Sdte 


A topqualUy group of (Hiwtt* sets ipccUUy dntgiwd 
(or apartmmU or limited areas ... tha dropleaf taMas 
are arall conatructed. modamly styled, of ataln and 
beat reaistant arIxNita. The chairs are comfortably 
padded, covered with waahaUe vinyl. Chooaa from a NotMac down, 
smart aelactloa ot pattema and colors. 05 iBoathly 


850 5-Pce. Dinette Suites at Bay Day Savings 


Lafge selection of dinette suites to choose 
from in chrome, copper, brass, black and 
brass and many more. Beautiful colors 
and patterns as well as the popular wood- 
grain finishes . . . stain and scratch-resist¬ 
ant, durable. Nothing down 


Largo adectlon of 
S-ptace tultaa. at 

48“and 68“ 

S-ptece aaltea, at 

88*Lu,118“ 


HETTKE. 

HPECIAL 

Mottiitaif IIS moiitlily 


# 

Sleek Modern Danish Fomitare 
855 ... at Bay Day Savings 

188 

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aBmoNAis. M4. 

SPECIAL 

NoUdag dowa, IIS nwathly 

PHnlsh Inspired — admired by selective 
people the world over . • . constructed of 
solid Elm and Hickory, pludied with hix- 
urioiis airfoam and featuring hard-wear¬ 
ing covers in charcoal, tangerine, gold or 
pumpkin and beige, 
a Extra chairs, aSAS — 


856 Modemly Styled 
2-Pce. Qiesterfield Suites 


BAY DAY 
SPECIAL 


SB NotMag 


111 m oalhly 

B^utiful? yes—fit to grace any homa 
. . . perfect, too, for active families who 
lasist on the finest in construction as 
well as in appearance. Made by famous 
RKSTMORE, these suites are sturdily 
' constructed and faatura deeply luxurious 
foam cushions; hard-wearing, washable 
covers. Brown, alpine, turquoise, green 
and beige. 


Nantucket Qiesterfield Suite 


BAY DAY 
SPECIAL 


Pay aothlng 
down. 

IK amitMp 


Ail the timeless' grace and beauty of 
colonial furniture is'found in this charm¬ 
ing suite. 

• Famous _FLEXSTEEL spring base. 

• High back styling'with pillow arms, 
luxurious AIRFOAM cushioning. 

• Hard-wearing de luxe covering . . . 
tapestry or tweed. 

• 20-year construction guarantee. 


351 Fkar Stsadsyd 
Tri-LitkU h Wshit 
widi fiberglu sks4ea 


^ Big Savings... Twm Bed Outfits 

• Twa complete quality tingle-bed units at this low 
price 

• Two MOcoU mattreaa and box spring units , 

• Two complets sets of modemlyotyled hardwood legs 

• Sisal Insulation that wont mat or himp 

• Vantilatora.^tapoaewn handles Wtfblug dawn, 

B CoUmMoU construction for uniform aleepablitty W mnwthly 


‘ ^ Gm])lete HoUjmrood Bed Unit 

Suttabli for any bed r oom aettkig, tMi unit oem- ^4 88 
Unea complete comfbn wiTti onart ap pe al a iww . 04 
Fitted with a de luxe RESTMORE mattresa and gjun. 

box gpring. n iimlhly 


^aly Loafette Den Bed 


SO-xC lounge—the perfect piece of furniture (or den. 
spare room or living room; attractive and eomlcrtabte 
(or daytime uae. providea a co n venient, aieep-lnvltlng 
bed at night. Chaoat Irom an aaaiktmant ot gaily- ]r, 
eolorad fahrfca. ft 


862 Sealy Button-Free Mattress or Matcking Box 


A special Bay Day price on these popular, haalthtul roaa 
mattresses In iln^. doubit and three-quarter atqes. 

Completely smooth, theaa mattixsaai feature decorator- 
designed covers and crushprooC, non-sag boidari. „ ... . 

MatrMng bax apribgs avallabli Bi.aa Ty* ’ 

ALSO: Extnvflrm Scaly amltmaaca at.gB mawwuy 


HUMOA'S BAS COMPAAY, I 


868 AD New 2-Pce. Sectional Suite 


864 3-Pce. Lounge Suite... by Restmore 

VaraatlUty plus! By day this sutta prpvidea aU tha 
lounging comfort and smart apprarance anyone '4^0 
couM wish for ... by night It providea that twees- I / X 
aary "extra bod." Lounge, eoay chair and swivel A. f 


ary "extra bod.* Lounge, easy chair and swivel 
rocker aU at ohe low Bay Day price ,. . covtrad In 
ynur choice of fabrics. 

Also avallahle: 


Nsthlag dowa, 
»I1 


865 3-Pce. Living Room Suite 

A brilliantly designad anile, affering a heat of fea¬ 
tures popular with tha modem home-makar. Tha 
lounge conveHa to a comlartaHe bed: the match¬ 
ing chair has buUt-ln aihorlta ooffbe tabic ends; tha 
hosteas chair la a daoorative extra to the ensemble. — ... _ 

AD are covered la long-wearing labrica In your color 

choice. t *" wnaKaiy 


866 SoDd Wakut Deensiona] Tables 

BeotiHfttl Danish metlMn iMaaiono) lahleo af 5>088 
apUd walnut in the new SCULFTURE design. -"IX 
Five styles available: coffee, end, comer, lamp jyottdag dewa. 
and codrtalL „ awatUy 


Dramatic Danish contemporary atyUng and beautl- 
fuUy grained select walnut add up to a dining 
rogm suite youTl be proud to own. Be sure to see 
these gleaming beauties in our fumiturt department 
Bay Day. Suite consists of; labia with leaves, 
bullet, lour matching chairs . . . guaranteed ron- 
atrucUon. Hnlsh has been treated lor protection 
against cxceaaivc temperatures and wear. 


288 “ 

NoUilag dowa, 
SIS BMBtllly 


Modernly Styled, Walnut 
Fold-Over Dining Room Table 


S52 MbIcIubi 
Tabic LaaipB 

Attractlva table lamps^ to 
match the tii-Ughta (-BB 
above. Bw Day Frias W 


Nothiag dowB, $15 moathly > 


Custom-crafted In every detail to give you the 
ultimate in beauty and aerviceabllity. Hardwoind 
and steel spring construction by FLEXSTEEL. 
The reversible airfoam cushions are covered in 
tough, lasting nylon in the scpson's most preferred 
colors: tan, turqupiae, beige, alpine, brown and 
tangerine. When topped with a 20-year guaran¬ 
tee, this It a Bay Day special, you won’t want 
to miat! 


858 Master Bedroom Ensemble m Danish 
SwiriWahat a ^ * 

■A 

Daalah designing at Ha finest— truly -fit for a king- ^ 

... solid hardwood throughout and finished In soft- 1 

tons Danlrii awlri walnut Tha low flO-Inch nlno- Jk 4, Bm J 

drawer d ri aa er has modemly-deaigned braia fittings, — _ 

seWArtricaling NYLON dmwor glides, Is topped dowB, 

with a bevaUad-edga plate-glaaa mirror. StS moBthly 


An outstanding offer you won't want to 
miss . . . two top-quaUty 6-foot sectional 
kxinges at one low, low price! Custom- 
crafted by RESTMORE—your asurance of 
durability. Covered in rich, long-wearing, 
'washable fahrici in a gorgeous array of 
colora. 


128 “ 

NottUnf 4o«ni, 
It mnalliljr 


867 Set of 3 Nestnif Tables 

Traditional or contemporary stylings in wal- 0088 
nut or mahogany .,. custom-crafted and finely .'bX 
designed, can be ueed as one or as three eep- . 

arate teblet. . 


868 Assorted Modem Restmore Rockers 


' Lawwga BsetMT—Heavy plasUc BoHaflaa-or 
frioa. WiHdag dapwa. H moirtlily. 
fllgg-Bark and Dr Luxe B a r ka e a Coven and oolhn ot 
yoar ehotec. Nothing dewa. H niinihly. 


78“ 
39“ 
39“ 
39“ 

BLDSON-B BAT COMrANT. h m ll f a, MB 


847 6 -Pce. Danish Modem Dining Room Suite 


Mb^fb 

Saaker Staads 

Have a matdiad anaamhia! 
Theaa hand s ome araoker 
standi an acylsd jtitt lika 
the lamps ... the ’hxtra- 
haavy hast Is flaWwd ia 
gleaming brass artth aoUd 
walnut trim. 17 ** 

Bay Day Irisa 4 


■LDSONB BAT 
COMTAMY, kima, MB 



























ftrilg Colmriat ~ Oct 1, iNt 


Stock Up Now For 
Gifts or Yourself on 
Bedding, Linen and 
Towels at Low BAY, 
DAY Prices... 


New Fall Draperies 

No Down Payment 

Bring Fresh New Fall Colors to Your 
Home With Ready-Made Draw 
Draperies at Low BAY DAY Prices 


**2Save! Heavyweight 
Flannelette Blankets 

Tkk* advuitagt of the teniflc Bay Day Savinti on theae quality 
thick, soft flannelette blankets. Features famaua Klngcot quality 
for longer wear, close firm weave, colorfast bordcrt and whipped 
ends. Buy a size for every bed! 

8iae 6«xM. Beg. <.95. d87 Size TOsM. Beg. tJSw F47 
Special 4 Special, pair 9 

Sbe 70x100. Beg. 7.9!i. (*27 Siae MixM. Beg. 7,90. ^27 
Special, pair U Special, pair O 

Siae 80x100. Beg. 8M. (*97 Siae 80x108. Beg. 9JS. ^87 
Special, pair U Special, pair f 


Kingcot 


>w tsXf tdvsnUse ot the terrl(>r uvlntc Bay Day on theae lop quality, axcepikm- 
ly/brautltul. reaayinatie drapeiiet... Cndoae Irom a wide and arondertul tri^lon 
eolnijn and pattema. All drapea lully lined, pinch pleat beadinta. to aatun you 
Itattog baauty and aervice! Priced afcordlng to quality ol labrlca. 


Slngla width, 
pair 

Doqldr-width, 
pair 

Triple width. 


Chooee from “OMNIBUS." 
a new textured plain in 
lolld ooloura of tOoat, belae, 
srecn, pink, aqua, whita, 
lurex thread hisnllfbi . . . 
or •DYNASTY." a popular 
branched dcalan In aaaorted 
colouri. and ■’MIDWAY.” a 
modem scenic dcalcn on 
antique aalla Floral Bcreeii 
Ptinta In two popular floral 
paitema. Grey, white, beige 
srqyqtla. 


Single width. Of M 

pair 

bouMg'width, dOM 
pair ‘iO ■ 

Tripla width, 05** 

^cltlnt “LAUIUCL” paU 
tern, the all-new laaf dtaign 
In five popular colours. 
Heavy aniiqua aaUn with 
cram glo IMng that tariU 
not watermark. 

S71 Group III 

Sln^ width. X 3 ** 
^uble width. 27** 
?rU width. 

White, beige, green, and 
grey with popular highlight 
coloura. Beauttful floni 
“PI.TMOUTH" dtsita 
Suitable for dining room, 
bedroom or Ihdng room, 
•SAN MARCX)," a popiUar 
abstract deaiga and "SKY. 
TOP.” a textured plain la 
< colers. 


S8S EcoaoniciJ Baandette 
Btaakett 

Budgn priced flannelette blankets at special 
Bay Day aavlnga. Downy soft nap, doss firm 
weave, hemmed ends assure you the utmost 
In wear and beauty. 

TOxSO, QBY SOxSO. dST 10x100. PST 
pair O pair ^ pair O 


884 A0"Woo 1 Colored 
Border Blanket* 


S85 Extra Long Wool 
Blankets 


Now it tha time to buy your noeded blan¬ 
kets. Sava more Bay Day on thaat Endiata 
made blankets with fluffy, soft pQe, dots 
firm weave, whipped ends for longer wear, 
lasting beauty. QM 

Bay Oiqr each Tf 

Slngla bed siie,.. B.M 


Ayari' quality axtia long bUnkata art 
lamoua lor longer weor, comfort and 
warmth, dost, firm weave; soft, fluffy pile, 
whipped ends and axtra langth tor ample 


372Tra?erse Rods 


886 Nylon Blend Electric 
BUnkets 

Sleep at desired warmth .. . sleep In com¬ 
fort, warmth without weight... with one ot 
theoe nylon blend aalln bound electric blan¬ 
kets. Sn^ control or dual control Pretty 


887Liglitweigbt Wnnntk... 
Nylon Blend Blankets 

Lightweight warmth and cemtort at a tra» 
tlon of the cost Bay Day! Speda] savings 
on theae cconomicaf, •asy<aie blankets .. . 
ample tuck In; aoft downy nap, In protty 
paald thades. T2x9a PM 

Bay Day Pitce, each W 


888 Lightweight Dnoron 
Comforters 

Plump IHlb, dacTondUlsd comforter tor 
wolghtleao warmth, addad baauty! Closely 
and attzactlvaly quilted floral print covers 
are araihabla and colorlatt! Aasortad pastel 
shades. Stas TSxSl. QM 

Wot Day Prill, each O 

sue <0X70, CM SiXi Mars, 7M 

each O each I 


M" to 48" I 48' to It " £i 

44" to lacP 3** It - to 1S8' 5* 

Extanalon type romplele with hrork- 
eta. aupport, cord and nylon glides. 
Suitable for lighter weight drapes. 
Buy Bay Day and Save! 


Take advantage of the spedal Bay 
Day uvings on this quality cotton 
drapery Bning. Pratecta your 
drapea, makes them drape ma r s 
evenly. IdlOyard lengths, 48' wide. 


Save BAY DAY on Dacron 
Criss-Cross Curtains 


Save on Soft, 
Colorful Towels 


Beat quality dacron curtains with wide riffled frin. 
Short curtain, are Has cut lor better appearancel 
Look beoutlful In girls' bedrooms or master bed¬ 
room. White only! 

PaiBfpay, 874 Short *Wutiowt 

5 40 

__ 

6 10 

16 "xM", pair 10 

Bl M-xtS", pair 11 - 

B ^ ITTxM”. pair 12 ** 

a -idM 

m xtS", pair 14 


889 Lmt "Free HobnaQ 
Bedspreads 

Bay Day aavlnga on these baautiluL deooca- 
tiva hobnail bedapreadi . . . thousands ot 
hobs with gold mylar woven vcrticallyl 
Lint liae. eoay care ... with fringed linlaii. 
Colon ol root, bluo, beige, pink, green, 
gold yellow and antique white. Single £M 
and (wubla sixes. Bay Day Price, O 

891 Buoyant Foam Robber 
Pillows 

Soft, buoyant, regular tiae pUlowt. plumply 
filled orlth spongy Joam rubber, dooely 
woven cover, with zipper end. Sanltlzrdl 
White only. Buy Bay Day and save. 4 IT 
■ay Day Pike, each 4 


| 876 LoBf Window* 

Srxtl”. pair 
Ty'xH", pair 
M "xM”, pair 
las-aMr*, pair 


898 Downy Soft Combed 
Cotton Towel Ensembles 


Thick, thirsty towris at apecia] aavtngt to 
you Bay Day .., soft, lolty pUa of combed 
cotton yam that stay soft longer, beautiful 
colorfast ihidaa of whito, blue, yellow, 
fraco, aqua, pink, rad. gold and paach. Quick 
drying, dscorathio, longwuaring towels 
you'll ho proud to display! 

sue 34x48 -IM 

Special each X 

» 

SIza 18x38 IM 

Bp^ l. eqcfa 1 

Slat UxU >104 


jSave! Wabasso Sheets and Cases 


Spedal Bay Day offer on first quality, 
famoiii Wabaaao sheets and caset . . . 
aatin smooth finish, date even weave, 
bleached snowy white for^ utmost in 
w«ar and looks. Buy Bay Day for extra 
comfort, extra savinssl 

Size 63x100. 

Spedal, pair 

80x100,- A 
pair 4 


72x100, 

P*lr 

42x36 

pair 


S94TbicUy Looped Terry 


■08 btd b Setio Sooolk 
.Percalas 


897Texmade Sheets 
tM Cases 

Haavywclght but noothly finished Tra- 
made aheeta ter longer wear, extra comfort, 
lastliig appeorancer . . . Priced at read 
aavinp. Extra length for ample tuck-in. 

SiM 72x104. f W Size 81x104, f M 


Oniatandlng savings an thaae decorattva^ 
quirii 4 Q|l '<8 iftry towels,thl^ toft pUa, 
lovely taW cetera dtceratlvc' border. Yal. 
tow, pink, blue, aqua, whita, red and poach. 

Siae 2^144. QQd 

Bay Ov Met, B pa cte l VST 

Stea 14x21. COd 


DOUBLE 

ir.Bixiaa, oar 


dfepcover lardage 

A wide iMic U b n ot tolM cetera to 
chooaa fmri ... IS covera to en¬ 
hance your house, beautify your old 
tamIMngs! PieWirunk. 10074 cotton 


Terrific aavlnga Bay Day an these 
coterful, baaouful cottage acta.... 
perfect ter the new, modem kttchen 
wlndewi! Ootara to match or oempte- 
C ment ycer room darcr. Dutch style 
. ruffle with fruit basket IBB 

pattern. Bay Dot Plies X 

88lHeaTy Antique 
Satm Drapery Fabric 

Buy Bay Day and save nuae on those 
quality haavy antique aatlna ... iMily 
textuiud and colonul pattern in a 
host of floral and abstract dcsigna. 
Buy new tor all your now f SB 
draptriao. Bay Day Prtet, yard 1 


879 Foam Rubber 
< Cushions 

Add cater and. touches ot beauty to 
your homt . . . box edge iquare or 
round shapes plus knlVedge square 
and round ihapet... In IS attractive 
eteora. Buy two or throe Bay Day 
aad save! e M 

Bay Day Price, each 1 
mOBIUrB BAY COMPANY, 
drapsrtaa, 4lh 


Extra longiExtra tong 
fitted bottom, fitted bottom. 


Tea Towels 


lag. alwayt 
wgarlng. ak 


72xU7. yiar 
aach 4 

SS"- 4"12S"* 5-' 

PMed 

Bottom, OBT 
each O 

PWel 

Bottom. OBT 

each O 

FHSed- 

■0x80. PTB 
each 0 




























































10 8*fln CoImtW TW»4iy, Ort. 1, 1»$# 


Housewares, Electric Appliances, Garden Shop, Fireplace Accessories, 


And Paints at the Season’s Lowest Prices 


401 All-Steel 
Wheelbarrow 


Buy Bay Day and aave more! 
Bale peat moaa, the ideal aoil 
conditioner, featurea highest 
organic content, highest water 
retention, 5.6 cu. ft. 

405 Hardy CameKai 

Early Spring's most bMutiful 
blooms . . . your favorite beautl* 
lully colored ran>eIUas in praular 
named varieties . . . Victor Eman¬ 
uel (blood red>. Stardust (rich 
pink). Debutante (light pink), 
C^nderis (pink, white spot). Pur¬ 
ity )pure white). These are all 
sturdy, established plants, thev are 
aU grown on Vancouver Island! 


417 Carritr 

UY Bsr rSHY 

c.- 14" 
12 " 

•tr«nc. HurST «*ll 

riTtwa u tea*. WIf w 

Mrrf •stay. ilMalat tuil*li. 
Ma • Ufaiah. May>ta-«l«aa 


Porchase all your fireplace accea- 
■ories Bay Day and save. Use tbt 
Bay’s convenient bndfet temu, 
just 10% down (minininm $5). 
rest in easy monthly payments. 


For your fall gardening and clean¬ 
up! All-steel construction with 
steel tray, handles and legs . . . 
rubber-tired wheels, plas- 

tk han(M« rK 

Itoy Day Prtco ^ 


asT ear i^'i 
Stoo raa 
isnif d 

■Mvy • eiiiy taai traa Ma 
baan vttS masavKMo jid 
pMM. rm art baltae m. 
Makao tira b«ra loiitar ai>4 
•art cSatrUyl gaf Say Day 
aM aavt ■sera' 


IM ti K. tiewn Uka a rtal 
nra. eiaaiia Mhitts (• laak 
Itka ftra. t-laat ears vttb 
taay-ta apirata awluli. 

■UDSON-S nay roaPAWr, kcmmyIm, hnw mmin 


'402 Elwoodii 

Beautify your home, your gardens 
with these most popular of ail 
evergreen shrubs .. . E]woodll,.thS 
natural conical shape, hardy Iwal 
grown evergreens . . » are 3 feet 
or larger . . • sdds 
charm to all gardens. ^ 
Bay Day Price m 


Choose Bay Day and Save *| 44 

more! I 

Bay Day Price X 

406 Mixed DaffodUs 
and Narcissus 

GIvn a good Spring display ol 
many kinds of daffodils and nar¬ 
cissus . . . most popular, easy to- 
grow varieties. ^ 44 

Bag of 44 I 

Bay Day Price X 

4S7 Msfnolin Sonlnn 
Gcana 

Full hardy planta local grown, 
your asaurance of success In your 
own garden. 11111 la the ideal time 
for planting a maffnoUa. and thta 
is the favorite "saucer” early 


Mixed Darwin Tulips 

The perennial favorites . . . easy 
to grow, and very good cut flowers 
• . . A rainbow collection ... all 
colors to give a beautiful 
display ^ 

Bay Day Price, 144 for m 


Copperclad Stainless Steel Cookware Set 


4^1 Automatic Pop-Up Toaster 

Gleaming chrome |^te polUhed to a mliror-U 
finish! ^lor control dial, automatic i^yeratk 
crumb tray . . . and one-year guarantee! Nc 
get your toast tbe way you like it •.. *4 I 

rich ^Iden-brown or burnt* I I 

Save ^y Day! Bey Dey Prico X X 


At LOW BAY DAY PRICE! 


M4 Kiu Allttd D.Hoiia. 

A glorioiu dIapUy of largo trum¬ 
pet yellow daff^la early itrxt 
gprins! TKUE TO NAMF. HKI.FX^- 
-nmnDl.nH. Guaranteed to -a M 
bloom next year, nay Day I 
Frlea, B* balha X 


SS.Monthly 


442 Electric Kettle 

The pride of every houne- 
wlfe . . . automatic aafo- 
ty control ahut«ff. can’t 
boll dry! Chroma finiah. 
1 -yaar guarantee. 

■ay Day Price D 


BAY DAY PAINT SPECIALS 


44S Steam Iran 

Light, eaay to uae; heat 
and ateam dial gtvea tha 
proper heal lor all fab- 
rlci . . . tiakellte handle 
ataya cool at all timea 
while Ironing! 1 1 aS 
nay Day Prioa J.1 


421 Matchmaker Set 
With Copper T6nc Covers ^ 

Do lux# cookware set of aluminum .. a Uds aro 
coptier-anodizcd. Set contains 54-pt. tea kctllo* 
4-cup peroblaior, 2-pl. double boiltr, iVs pt. 
aaurepan. 8 ^*pt. covered skUiet a • • Brings 
quality [Hus beauty to budget- 0/4^ 
minded honte-makers. 

Hpeclal Bay Day Prioa ^ A 

BABY BATH-Made from unbreakablo 
Polyethylene, this baby bath won’t rust, 
chip, dent, and no rough edges to scratch 
baby! Large sire, comet In colors O®* 
white, pink, blue. Bay Day Price ^ 

AO A Bathroom Hrales, with pickup handle, 
makes this model very portable, depeim- 
able! High power magnifying lena, scuff- 
resistant, vin)ri mat. 444 

Bay Day Prico ** 

4<>r KoMHic Dryer. Extra-Urge dryer for 
larger washes . «. Smooth, sanded wood; 
ca*y to put up or down; 17 ban Q** 
4’ wide. *• high. Bmf Day FHca O 

Mne *»*P S»«»L Chrome plated frame of tulw- 
lar Kteel . . . plaattc tlpped legx. uphols¬ 
tered aeat and hack. Steps fold eaatlyl 
Solid colon of white, blade, blue. Sjjcn. 
yellow and pink. I 

Bay Day Prica 

'XM Haalaoeea Mep4la Caa. Square ihaped 
** • MnitSi-v pall with baked enamel flnuh. 
llyhtwdght aluminum Inilde paU. Foot 
p^l la recessed! Rustproof . . . lasts 
ionger. While, pink, yellow and (TM 
turquoise. Day Day Price O 

anQ TV TaMeii. Individual size 12\xl7Hx;{3<s 
Ho ... an Ideal tray for use on petla. for TV 
snacks, or for company! All-metal con- 
itruction with gay pattern tray. ■, S* 
Bay Day Price X 

l>>Q ^ Table Set. flame as Individual TV 
tables, but one nukes Into a stand. Pat¬ 
terns Tale Rose on white. Old Pine, Mod¬ 
em Floral on black. 4 >sn 

• Day Day Price 

KInc-slae TV Table Set. Tray size l)ix' 
MA XllaxSt. with brasa-plaled legs, gay pat- 
tema. Bloaaom on white or Mack. Holiday 
on whita. Tale Rnae on white or QD* 
black. Bay Day Prica 


48-Pce Melmas Set 


Olie mos( talked-«bout. unbreakable dinnerware 
at special Bay Day savings. Set consUts of 8 
•act) dinner pUtes, 7” side plates, cups and 
•aurers, soups and fruit nappies. Chip and 
crackproof, guaranteed for one year. Attrac¬ 
tive Dutch Bouquet patterns with 
turquoise or pink accessories. x ^ 

aoA Bay Bay Price mdt/ 


408 

Save! Quality Warrior Latex Paint 

E^gxy-to-spply, quick-drying latex paint for M- -I 33 

room, dining or kitchen walla . . . give* a flat, quart A 
attractive finish. Peach, yellow, dark blue, ivory, H*® 

blue, lime, green, pink and white. Bay Day Price galloa ^ 


Lectric Fit Fan 

Can bt dipped in wslar 
up to cord, automatic 
control and signal light 
. . . conlrollcd hsal la 
maintained . . . Square 
ihapFs, bakellte handles 
and knoba -I QM 

Bay Day Price lO 


The e\-er-popular all-metal adJustaMe ironing 
board at low Bay Day prices! Lasts longer, 
makes ironing more enjoyable, more efficient 
... 11 poaitlons of adjuetment to 38 Im-hes 
high . . . ventilated top. free 

Bay Day Price I • 

|ng Htandard Iroalac Bcurd. 1.8X.M all-metal 
M>o mnsiructlon with ventilation lop for fast, 
efficient Imnlng. Folds compactly cee 
for easy storage. Bay Day Prire 9 
iqs Imnlag Pad aad Caver. Colton pad with 
tow durofoam back, and silicone cover which 
reflects heat for faeter, efficient Ironing. 
Long-wearing. -| M 

Bay Day Price 1 

ink isquari CHNty PalL Unbreakable poly¬ 
ethylene . . . Ideal for diaper pall, wash 

K ll. garden pall, and many more ueee 
nk and Mue. With lid. T 4* 

Bay Day Price X 

tS 6 *S-Plece Cutlery Set. Quality itainleaa 
steel, retains bright, shiny appearance. 
Set coniista of 16 tea-spoona. S of the fol¬ 
lowing dessert spoons, knives, forks, sslad 
forks, and 3 serving spoons. A** 

Bay Day Price fi 

157 ’^Pauc* Map. Soft, pliable when wet . . . 
celluloie sponge, long, smooth wooden 
lundle. buih'in wringer. T MS 

Bay Day Price X 

spa Bath nsmper with extra-fine fibre wicker 
•«* . . . washable warp-proof lid. maximum 
four-way ventilation, solid bottom. Blue, 
white and pink. Cdd 

Bay Day Prira O 

(•slTaataud Garbage TIm. Now Is the time 
POD to replace your old tin . . . and save Bay 
Day! Large capacity, IT' diameter. M*" 
high, tide handles. QB* 

Bay Day Price O 

• AiuariBaa Diver. Hang ynur riothes hr 
•W safe on r a biy days'aae la ate Imned 
riolhes ... 11 ■neolhly-finished drying 
bars, with rounded camera OBU 

Bay Day PrWerb 

■UDSONH BAT COMPANY, bnnsewarea, lawee aaUn 


409 Glossy Warrior Enamel 

A wonderful, hard-wearing, shlniM finish lor cupboard, 
kitchen and bathroom walla Easy to apply, driea 
quickly, lasts lor yeaia White, g reen, blue, yellow and 
Mnk. Bay Day Price 


445 HsbJ MiitHt 

Lightweight puriabla ... 
handy for stove work or 
counter use! . . . Three 
speeds; tips hack, elands 
alone, or hangs on wall. 
White, turqumsc, yellow 


410 Warrior Semi-Gloss 

An tdaal finiah for waUa, woodwwk ... la durabla. 
waahaMa. can be appUad eaaily with roUcr or bruah. 
White, green, blue. yeUow and pink. Bay Day Prira 


411 Porch and Floor Enamel 


444 D#n Fryw 

One-ptace fryer, caat In 
heating elernent. Extra- 
large family aixe. Pultv 
automatic, single knob 
temperature control 


Given womout floors new life. Hard-wearing, chip* 
miatant enamel In grey, lead and (Ue red. Good for 
inalda wooden atapa, outside cement pathways. 

• Bay Day Prica 


412 Warrior Varnish Drys (Quickly 

High gloss, clear varnish gives wood prelection without hindering nslural 

g pearenre. Dries quickly, easy to apply, long tasting! Buy 

y Day. take advantage ol the terrific savings. U / 


447 CWfM Makir 

Operation is anuzing — 
fin with coffee and roM 
wiler. Presto! your cof¬ 
fee ta dona ,.. and lUyi 
hot' 1 IBB 

■qr Day PMH X X 


41S HtB^r Bmk Set 

A oontpleie ari of bntthM 


Blendard lU* TH Inrh reUsr and 


1 eeadry Baakrib Unbreakable pMysthy- 
lene ... no CPUgh edges, wnnl i^p. dint 
or rust! Oval shape. MHxlSxlX Open 
mesh construction. I BB 

Bay Day Price X 


and 3-Inch lor trimming and eui 
boards. Quality brlettaa. smootl 
wooden handles 'I B 

Bay Day Price X 


Over 6(X) Parking Spaces Available 

FOR BAY DAY SHOPPERS 


* 359 n Oar New Parludcl * 98 ia SafewBy 
PBrloBg Loti * PairkiBg LoU AdjaccBt t# 
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BAY DAY 
Prices, 
square yard 

No Dowa Parmoat oa Floor Covrriaga of $15 or 0\'rr 


to 



75 


2000 Sq. Yds. Wdol Broadloom Carpet at 
Low Bay Prices... 10 Luxurious Colors 

Choose the carpet you like best from this large selection of top quality broadlooms. These luxurious, long- 
wearing carpets come in 10 lovely shades in. 9 er 12-foot widths, tone - on - tone effects or the popular all- 
wool twist. Bring in your room measurements* and share in this unusual Bay Day offer. 9x12 rugs 
complete. 102.90 to 159.50. 


449 9x12 Prioted Linoleum Rugs 


452 Wool Blend Axminster Rugs 



9x12. 

SPECIAL 


10 


88 




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A dainty floral pattern 
that if fuitable for Ilvinf 
room or bedroom uaa 
* . . . smooth enamel *ur- 

' fare if easy to clean, long 
wearing. 


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79' 


449 Cush-n-Tred Underpad 



8q. Yd. 
SPECIAL 


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SPECIAL 

Natklat Dewa. M MaatSly 
Chak* of popular grey or 
beige In 2 altover type pal- 
tern* that will not ihow 
footpiinU: easy to clean, 
aof! luxurious ^la . . . tha 
hard-arearing arool Mend 
arlll give long, •alislartory 
aervW, - 

fx*—WJ 6 T.a xf taaii 
gxiu—MSI Sxlt—lUJa 


45 S All-Wool Tone-on-Tone Broadloom 




A comWnAtkin of nihhor 
and natural ftbroa that 
fivM soft reatllont ruahion* 
tng whila It lanfthana th« 
lift of your practoua rarpaU 

9x13 size—18.08 



Sq. Yd. 
SPECIAL 


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Tha aaason’a moot popular 
ahade- rich aaMo tn an alU 
wool ptia nif that win not 
ahow footprinta, la aoay to 
Haan. will waor and waar. 
Attrartlva tonoon-tena af* 
fact 

9x13 n«—f 103 


450 Waskable Cotton Pkisli Rugs 


454 Colored Viscose Broadloom 



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26' 


SPECIAL 


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Island Edition 

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Duncan Bureau 
^ 30 Kenneth Street 

Phone Duncan 1600 


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Island Forecasts 
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Light Winds 


Vancouver hUrntTv Leading Newtpupar Since 1858 


No. 246-lOlat YEAR 


VICTORIA, BRITKH COLUMBIA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1959 


43 PAGES 


Buried for 500,000 Years 


Old Warrior’s Last Major Speech? 


%• __ 

Fatal—Churchill 


Swath of Death 


Soft and crumbly with age, thia piece of ivory ii 
part of a S00,000-year.old elephant tuak. depoaited 
in gravel by glacial action prior to the Jaat ice age. 


Pre-Ice Age 
Tusk Found 
In Saanich 

Kemeth MoUet bit the Made of hla ateam ahovel 
Into a gravel pit and dug 500,000 ycart into the paat. 

_ H* wai working In the Bur 

ler Brothera’ gnvd 

Had Shots 


Stanley HUIa, Brentwood, holda the relic, found in 
the Butler Brothera gravel pit off Keating Croae 
Road.—(Coloniat'photo.) 


Ginference in B.C 
Suggests Bennett 

Preaaier B e—e t t aaM yesterday he woaU like 
te iM a f ader a l-prevhi r iel esafer—ea haU hi 
MtWiCali^nMiu 

"If Khnaihehev e— go to Aewrfaa, a ere l y 
Diefrebafcer eu eeae to BJ^ ths p a—Jer —lied, 

Hm peeerier wBl attend a faderal penvinttol 
cmferawo of ft—nee aatolatoei to Ottawa, Oet U 
and 16, bni )rasterday romptotoed that PrtoM Mto. 
Iitor Dtefenbaker haa not kept Ida eleetto n p r oml a e 
to bald a fni|.seale federB|.provtoetol eanference. 


Duncan 


Stricken 


A' aavao-jrear-old bojr orho 
had rsealved Uuaa Salk vae- 
ckw dHMs at Duncan is In 
Royal JubUaa Hospital In 
'tak' condition, CanAil Van- 
csuvar latand's sigitth 
trtetlin. 


ler Brothers’ gravel pit at 
Keating Cross Raad wh^ he 
mads his Ond, a portion of an 
elephant's tusk believed de¬ 
posited there before the last 
los age. 

It dUnt look Uke much 
more than a piece el old. rot-; 
ting driftwood, about three 
feet long and Ova Inchsa thick. 

But to museum otflelals and I 
amateur aschaaoloctsts. it' 
conjured up picturas of pre¬ 
historic times. i 

Dr. CUfford Carl, dtrector of 
the provincial museum, and A. 

R Marrion, a koan student 
at a rcko oology, eki ckr i the' 
find ysaterday and concluded; 
that it was the tip of a tusk< 

fiotn dthse'sOilismblan or consultant suggested 

-PT *** " y *, " *’ I Wednesday public utUltlea 

epsdaa are eatfnet should consider cost-cutting la 

The Columbian was about place of rate Increasce. 


World Series Begins Today 

Roger Craig, left, of Loa Angeles Dodgera and 
Early Wynn, cS Chicago White Sox, are starting 
pitchers as world series opens today at Chicago. 
Starting tiine is 10 a.m. (PST) and game will be 
televised on Channels 3, 5 and 6. 


Advice to Utilities: 

DonH Raise Rates, 
Cut Your Costs 

VANOemVER (CP)—A man-^hniet be measured against the 


” tall, the Imperial M ^, 4 ^ ^ Dake. of San 


Storms 
Claim ^ 

Ten 

ROANOKE, Va. (UPD— 

Tornadoes, striking along the 
recent path of Hurricane 
Grade, dalmsd at least 10 
Uvea last night while Gracte 
poured heavy ralna on the Vlr- 
gtadas and a second hurricane, 

Hannah, churned In the Atlan- 
tlea. (See aartlar stories Page 
A) 

One of the tornados struck 
the community of Ivy. Va.. 

Charlottasvtlla, ripping 
three homes from their foun- 
dathma and killing at least 10 
persona 

BOABOfO PVNNBL 
At la— ate athere wan bi- 
Jurad by the roaring funnel 
which cut a path of dsath and 
de a tructlen through the UMa 
farming town. 

Tho thtas haa— ware la- 
cated an the as— form and 
ra— of lbs vlellma ware be- 
Uevsd otember s of the ea— 

Skfly. 

The tornadoes sh a ck to ths 
ea— ganaral araa which Hur- 
rleaao Gracia toibsd tost night 
but the weathar burs— aaM 
the funneto ware — dlreelly 
connected with the Mg tropi- 
oal storm. , 

Hannah, packing’'wtmto of 
12 s m.pJi.. was located about 

no miiea e— of Daytona I TOKYO (UPI)—Soviet Premier NUdU S. Khnjsh- 
^Communist lenders assembled in Peiping 
northwest at 11 m.pJL j btet night that the spread of Communism was ‘ ‘ 

In addition to the 10 persons ; creeps to capitalist chieftains.” 
who wera k^ end the ds Khrushchev spoke at a le- 
Injured by thetomacR police after he had huddled I 

said St least two others were communist China’s top' 

mlannK. _ | comm*nd. 

SCHOOL CRI IJI BK N | reception. Chl- 

Thrae of (ha dead were neae premier Chou En-lai 
school children picked up by ‘Hvekomed” the Joint com- 
the twlater as they walked munlque Issued by the Soviet 
down their frm.l path after premier and Praaldent Eisen- 
gelttng off a school bus. hower In Washington Sunday. 

Their two sistars. aged II Whatever Khr—Khev told 
and U, had gene to a neigh- ’ the Chinese leaden fat private 
bor’s home and watched In' It was enough for them to an- 


K Tells China 


Have ‘Creeps' 


"giving 


c— In public lU will. In I— fhing Into the air. 
buslneas, frayed nerves and the they were ’whirled to ptecas.'' 
worry and tUha of utlUty of -1 

w.~_ — _ __flclals. I 

P***® I ****■ .^T***"* ***^ ^**y**^'’*f P’randsco, said In a s^ec h to I Some of the methods used to 1 

I ™mnn or eight feet Northw— Electric Light | cut costs were modern equlp- 

™ helghL Power Asoodation conven- [ ment. the direct acroas-tito 

Barry Bvnna. sonte and j MoOet found the tuak in tlon here: 1 board cut, new organiatlon 

lira David Evens of Kokeuah, about SO f— below “I wonder If the cost of ] methods, and a war on ’’empire i 

ground level Dr. Carl said yes- securing rate Inc— without building’’ by department heads, 

teiday that It was probably Incurrin g a counter b l— from | Direct staff cuttiiw was a 

depoaited by glacial action the public Is not sogring. too." !“e«ide. axe-wleldlng approach." i 
frier tathatost Iceage. j Hoaaldtherate Incre— whid, could be expensive be- 


Tether^s End 
Tom Alsbury 
Warns Staff 

_^__ VANCOUVER (CP) — 

c— of public ratottons. the' horror as the children were ' dorse the results of hIs United j Mayor Tom Alsbury Wednes- 


noar Duncan, was rushed to 
Vletarta early Tuesday after 
being admitted to King’s 
Daughters’ Hospital on Mon¬ 
day- _ 

Barry was kapt home from I 

Srh."di:!TtSt:^"“'“!SerioiM *And Fast* 

A Royal JuHtoe HoapUal of¬ 
ficial said the youngster was 
having trouble swallowing 
but Itod — been placed 
iron lung Immediately 
braathlng was not affected. 

IBs was the third c— of 
polle diagnoasd In the Duncan 
area ea far this year. Two 
alstera, Mrs. Verne Erlcksan, 
at, and Mra WtUiam Gibbs, 23. 
died arRoyal Jubilee Hospital^ 

I— month. 


trip. 

The reception, for 5.00(1 was 
held in the massive new na¬ 
tional poople’a co^gnos build¬ 
ing In Peiping. Khrushchev 
and other Communist leaders 
over the world are to Peiping 
to celebrate ths 10 th anniver¬ 
sary of Caromtnist China. 

Khrushchev told the powar- 
ful Communists gathered to 
Peiping that It would be wrong 


day urged Vancouver’s 4.500 
municipal smployses te "hold 
ths line" on wage demands 
to IMO. 

He told a meeting of thi 
Provincial CtouncU of Women 
the city tost year had a bud¬ 
get of 106,0004)00 "and 'n every 
direction than are hungry de¬ 
mands tor more dollars from 
the taxpayer." 

Mayor Alsbury saM tax- 


nai 01-1 

p Eisenhdwer Sparks 
Steel Strike Talks 


Tife Evans lie— Is aoueral 
mitos from the homes of the 
•ttisr two Duncan viettma 
piatanta of tha aMdMn boy 
have taken up temporary rusl- 
dsnee In VleSoria. 


WASHINGTON (UPH —, 
91— industry and union eP 
Ociato agreed y—erday to 


cause of tost morale. 


fer Communism to t— the! payers now have reached the 
stability of capitalism by ; end of their tether and the 


He said an organisation 
should not nooeaaarily start 
cutting staff from tha bottom. 
The real c— load —y well be 
at the —nagement la— and 
parhaps that ema wbare tha 
cuts should start. 

Mr. Dake said paperwork 
oftsn leads to “procedliLral 
raonstrosttlas" and ahoMd be 
reduced. 

He told of one company dP 
vision head who wanted to 
, sell a surplus piece of equip- 
ment for gSOO. The three-page 
requ— form went through 


force. 


Ship Master 
Accused 
Of Negligence 

I SEATTLE (API — The 

of tho freighter Her- ^..aram - .. w ^ 

BuepiM WM oocuMd pubUcly xgency quoted Khniihchev -u j tioOO.OQO > yew. he Mid. 
M negligence Wednesday for „oukl' 

— sl^ng of the Seattle flah- never under—nd and would 
tel Jane with the toaa of two nevri- support tlwee who look 
B— last Sunday. ^ their heads to act this 

Tha vaasels ooUided In deiue way." 
tog off Cape Ftottery, about -Wt, on our pert." Kbrueh 
100 mOra southw— of Van- chev told hto fellow Com- 
“ muni— "must do everything 

D—Us of the chsrges 1 po—Me to preclude war aa a 
against Capt, Stephen R El- i meeni tor —tltog outstand- 
■ott wera not disclosed. I Ing questkma." 


city cannot afford Increases 
New China New■ |amounting to tLOOOOOO ar 


The Champ’ 
Meets 
Electors 

By W. S. MANOR 
(Spectel to The Coloabt) 

LONDON—Hie creation 
of an international force 
and disarmament rlgldJy 
controlled were the main 
pointi made by Sir Win* 
iton (IhurchiU in his only 
electoral addresa in the 
present campalgn-^possibly 
tlie last major speech of ilia 
career. 

While tha big guns wera 
firing In Scotland where both 
Conservative Prt— Minister 
Harold Macmillan and Labor 
leader Hugh GaltakeU are 
now waging their election 
campaign. In London the 84- 
year-old warrior Sir Win¬ 
ston rode into the ring and 
Uterally bowled them over. 

“In the blue corner — the ' 
champ,’’ was the Introduction 
by pr—dsnt of the constitu¬ 
ency m—lng of Woodford 
where Str Winston to standing 
again, and there ha was, 
pink with his black-rimmed 
half-moon glaa— which ha 
dlaoardad to raad hto ch 
with naksd cya. 

VOICE BTHX FIRM 
Hto voice was firm, although 
ha had to be helpad towards 
tha mUte, and there was stia 
a trace ef Impiahnam to tha 
old man and a twinkla to the 
pal# blue cyae. On hla right 
sal Lady Churchill In a smart 
dr— of pale lavender with 
two strings of pearls round 
her neck, sunburned and 
watching her husband fondly 
and Intently as ha spoke, now 
•ertoua, lanv mimicking, be¬ 
fore the enthraUed audience. 

Only about 100 came to Uw 
m—lng with a small crowd 
galhcrod outalda tha hall The 
audience was mostly young 
people and they gave Sir Wln- 
—n a roaring ovation, a cheer 
that madt Lady ChurchUl 
weep unashamedly. 

SHOW, WITTY 
Sir Winston’s spaach was 
•hort but both witty and full 
ol fight Ha defandad Omi- 
aervaUve private anterprias 
which ha aaM Soelallste re- 
*"ttod aa “ a cow they can 
mlUr and here hla hands 
made the gesture ot milking. 

He defended the Conserva¬ 
tive record on pensions which 
haa hero— tha great itaue ot 
thU electlan and warned that 
the two SocUUsI pension 
achemea wouM c— two billion 
doUari a year. "I need hardly 
remind you that there Is only 
one plara where that money 
can coqie from" and here Sir 


te aertous bargaining — 
fast." 

Wilhte hours after 

i=r“jr 

burgh today after Pi—dent lead er# “bad a frank and Jn- p 


13 a p pro va l centrea, where H 


riieOhnwrf c k lied them on trr«fDng eiqilorallun oI view, 
the White H e— carpel and potata~ After s' twe-i—r 
demanded that they gte down ettog, they aanouiKed they 
wouM reau— bargatolng to 
e w w ww v w wisiwrewwwww w wwv w Ptttiburgh at 10 a— CDT. 


:pg tnutofKSiea .rsiBTril_ 

p i e— at paper, appeahk—toiy 
100 man-houra of tl— to pro- 
ceia, and (tolaysd tha sale ZH 
montha. By that time the buyer 


-Boy, i4, Sentenced 
To Hang Dec. 8 


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to a# to tttoiiBe—’Deo. 6, ba« uMm 

■V ■■■■■ mSB ICMeOTJw MV I 

Ho to belleeeB to bo the j—or 


Repr—nttng union and hag got tired of waiting 
managamant to tha Pitta- rafoaed to buy. 

I burgb e—Inna will be thej . ■ 

four-man nagodatlng teams 
which heM the wage coatr— 

. talke that wera broken off to 
I New Teck 1— Friday by tha 
; a eaheerttee i * anion. 

Union and tetoi aga m en t 
I hsM UMte "axptantery" talke 
wlthto houre after the pr— 

' dent told tb— at tha White 
He— that bt bapad aa agree- 
tment couM be TnKtalad" by 
I Oet A the day ha caturna 
I ft— a Pa— Sprh— Calif, 


‘Wine and Dine’ 

\ 

^Probe Underway 

rii 'or 


Wood Chips 
May Float ^ 


TORONTO (UPD—Tha city 
bagaa ye st erday a probe of 
wbis a— dUw expsndtoiraa to- 
dadtog bills tor a Hawaiian 
IwlHay and yacht dab mem- 
bmeh— touad to the baeks 
and accounte af tha Toronto 
harbor eoauntoalanara 
Cnmml—rm chaIrtBan C. A. 
WUaoa was tchadalsd to taka 
tha eland before the board af 
control to explain the sp end 
tog of so— 61.000. ^aaattonad 
by the city aadleor R. A. 


to tho 


HOPE (CP) — A lagging 
company Is a xp erl m ent to g 
witb aight-f— rad flbcrglaa 
— to (loft wood dilpa 

Basra the Fr—r River. | Terenty-Mx ■*#— are to 
Croarn ZoBetkach Canada to—»>»« with the Mgg— a MR 
M a sah o wsi wanwd that thai Ltd; Is .asking aa acotwsnlc af fTOOJO tor sepaiisss for a 
I strfia af 8004)00 a to ah rork e ra | way ta sMp chips fr— la- > Hawallaa can—tlon tor Mra 
was havlag aa toer aa ato g af-: terior sawmlllt to pulp mlUa W. R Bealay, wile af 
> fact ea the aattaiial e r es wm y-t aa tha caaat i p teri o e a ihehmea, 

•3 n — 


Don’t Miss 


Officer Charged 
In Divorcee’$ Death 

' (Pk«o 3) 


Drink Study 
launched 

REGINA (CP)-Tha Saakat 
ckamaa govarnmant has 
launched a study tote the 
"drtnktag haMti ef humanity." 
Known as ll)a "hevanga aut- 
lat study" the gaatact trlB to- 
votot a bouia-to-houat surray 
af an parsoaa evar ths agk 
af JA 


PeoMuiU’ ‘Liberty’ 
Ju$t Nets Bo»$ 

a av a 

Two-Year Jail Term 
Shocks Accountant 
(PoRt 6) 
a a a 

Boys Dig Grave 
Then Beat Infant 
(Nooms in Nosra, Pofe 7) 

AS*' 

Ty pho i d Haunts 
Ravaged Japan 
(PoB* 9) 
a a a 
Red Wings Win 
' Over Costgars, 2-1 
(Pofe 10) 


King Fisherman 
(Psgs 11) 
a a*.Va 

Murderer Treats 
Sentence as Joke 
(Page 18) 

a a a 

Columbia River 
Talks Progress 
(Poge 19) 
a a a 

The Intimate Story 
Of Ingrid Bergman 
(Poge 37) 
a a a 

Page 


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Coivichan Impo rtsAlfalfa Hay 


It Cplmiw vithru. rc.. nin.. Ot». 1, m# 


Nanaimo 


c»\e l>M*y iMy pr^^r B.C. h*y, 
Purchasrrs of jtmnU qu^nlltic* 
are Mill KuyInK through^ feed 
companies here. 

A lO^y rainfall (hmughout 
Wa5hingion last month sen* 
oualy damaged the late crop 
of hay. causing a sharp price 
increase. Idaho and Montana 
farmers had^ poor crops this 
year 


hundred witH a minimum of 
12 tofts. 

. Farmers are pooling 

their orders and getting some 
hay from Grimrod. in the a.C. 
Interkh-. Two railway cars 
full of alfalfa are now on their 
way. 

During the ia.st few year* 
alfalfa was tnicKed in from 
Washington, but farmers indi- 


DUNCAN — Some farmers 
here are Importing as many as 
100 tons of alfalfa hay for 
winter feeding of dairy cattle 
because It is cheaper for them 
than to pay labor and machin¬ 
ery costs to make their own. 

*‘And we get a better* pro¬ 
tein value at that/* said the 
manager of one of the dis¬ 
trict's largest farms. 


Last year one local farmers' 
supply company imported and 
sold more than 500 tons of 
alfalfa. 

Because of the Increased 
numbers of farmers bringing 
in their own hay. the E A N 
Railway has dropped their old 
freight rates from 75 cents a 
hundred pounds wHh a mini¬ 
mum of 15 tons, to 65 cents a 


SPENCER’S Has Your 


NANAIMO—The United Ap 
peal campaigh-here got utwW 
way with donations of gS.OOO 
within 48 hours of the drive 
opening^ 

More/ than 400 canvassers 
Will be Ml this month seeking 
a targe| of $54,600. 

Mayor Pete Maffeo ha.n 
wagered that Nanaimo will 
reach Its objective before Kam- 
loopa does. The bet Is on with 
Mayor J. E. Kitzwater of Kam¬ 
loops. 


Strike RlnmpH 


Nanaimo 

Building 

Dives 


MEN’S WOOL 
MELTON CLUB 
JACNETS 


r.aiisc of (".rash 

Salesman (knirge White, the driver, 
was flown to Vancouver General 
Hospital yesterday and is in serious 
rondition. — (Colonist photo by 
. Charles Thompaon.) 


Police Prohin" 

ladysmith RCMP are investigatinK 
the cause of the accident that sent 
the driver of this wrecked 1959 
model Vancouver-leased car to hos¬ 
pital with serious head injuries. 


Completely quilted 
lined throughout 
with quality lining. 
Two-way convertible 
wool knitted collar. 


NANAIMO — BuUdinIt per 
mfts Ust month took ■ dive 
and the loggent* strike was 
blamed. 

City hutldlng Inspector Ben 
Boers said that the pulp mill 
strike of 20 months ago had 
the same effect. 

Only 14 permits-with a total 
value of $51,000 were issued 
during Sei^ember. In .Septem¬ 
ber. 19S8, the total for the 
month was $208,850. • 

To date this year, parmita 
valued at $1,916,321 have been 
Issued by Mr. Boers. This com¬ 
pares with $1,909,115 in 1958. 

City building Is still running 
behind that In the Greater 
Nanaimo area, however, 
where a construction hoom 
has been in progress for the 
past 12 months. 


Reversible 


Car C^ats, terylene 
lining, zipper fas¬ 
tened, fniovanteed 
washable. Sizes 
small, medium and 
large. 

(Not eucily as UliisiratKii 


expert neurotogical care by 
teams of doctors. He had spent 
the night here In hospital. 

The car went out of control 
while White was driving 
north. He was approaching the 
south end of town; cm a slight 
left turn. Tracks showed the 


oar swerved on the side of the 
road for about 40 feet before 
It dn>pped into a five-foot ditch 
between the hill and road 
shoulder where It started 
rolling. 

The accident happened about 
IIJO p.m. Tuesday. 


IJ^DYSMITH A Vancouver 
salesman is In "serious*’ Am- 
dition at Vancouver General 
HospiU^ suffering from head 
and cheat Injuries he received 
here when hia car "went 
crazy" and was demolished 
when it ran off the highway. 

He Is George White, who 
was thrown 30 feet from the 
car as It bounced and rolled 
"three or four time- it 
ran off the Trai la 

Highway and smash* a 

dirt hill. 

Dr. J. W. Melville said 
White's head Injuries were so 
serious he was flown from 
here yesterday morning in a 
float-equipped B.C. Airlines 
plane that landed in the 
harbor. 

He was taken to the main¬ 
land city so he could receive 


Small Glasses at Nanaimo 


MUtinf Family 
Sighleil 

CAMPBKIX RIVKR — Th» 
mluing Lumiry f.mlly of 
four were xighled near here 
yeaterday mrndine net. on 
board their 2<vroo) Killiwdter 
Cynthia. 

A aea and air aearrh which 
had been underway atnee they 
were reported misainx on Sun* 
day haa been railed off. 


Hotelmen Confer 
On Beer Issue 


nteae haiMlBomety styled 


NANAIMO (CP)--Nanaimo 
hotel owrters met Wednesday, 
presumably to discuss tho size 
of beer gla.sses used in beer 
parlors. 

The meeiing was closed and 
no statement wa.s issued when 
It ended. 

There have been recent pro¬ 
tests that .some heer parlors 
here are using only the 124- 


ounee beer glaaasa although, 
B.C. Liqu<v Control Board 
regulations say the small 74- 
ounqe size must also be served. 

Maurice Povey. director of 
the B.C. Hotel Owners’ Associ¬ 
ation. said before the meeting 
there has been too much -pub¬ 
licity on the matter already and 
that the hotel association an(j 
the Liquor Control Board do 
not want any more. 


Colonisl 

Handicap 


This outstandtng Cor Jacket Is Mewl for 
Vletorda's fall and winter weather. Made 
from wmter- r epelirwt fahrie, completely 
lined wtth rteh rayoti-covered wool quIH- 
Ing. AdjuntaMe sleeve and waist straps. 
Two r«MMny flap-slyte pockets with slpper- 
rlosing cigarette pocket. Col- 
ora beige or grey. Men's staes 99 

36 to 46. HPRNt ER*H Pot'S- M 
STAR SPM tAU mck_ | ■ 


lUNDOWN PARK. THtRRDAY. OCT. 1, 1959 
Wegther Clear. Track Good. First Post 1.45 p.m. 

FIRST RACE—Allowance, $550, for 2-year-olds, foaled 
In Oinada. 

SIX FURLONGS PP 

sua Qwfi MasiMi maiM) iia wwua on mIm iiMar <ii 

ms cmouw Kato m a^ mmms at h <«i 


GIRLS* ESKIMO 
STYLE 

CAR COATS 


strand atempted to-xun over It 
with the boat. 

When that failed he took 
cat on with a pike pole ana 
managed to stun it long 
enough to slip a rope around 
its neck. 

The cat died while being 
towed to the logging camp. 

**I never misx with a pike 
pole," Mr. WU’kstrand said 
later 

The cat had one toe missing, 
indicating it had had a previous 
brush with humans. 


NANAIMO (CP)—A cougar 
lost a sea battle with a man in 
a bcMit Wednesday at Port 
Neville. 175 miles north of Van¬ 
couver. 

Ed Widutrand, a Nanaimo 
contractor, told the story In a 
telephone Interview. said 
he was entering the inlet In hla 
28-foot boat wlwti he spotted 
the cougar swimming to shore. 

Residents of the Port Neville 
Logging Company (-amp had 
been bothered by the cougar 
for .some months so Mr.'WI^- 


rw Clwtwrrts fthrlrti* .I. It* CSw r fl C^rtw maw u» 

tn* iiiW Jm oavrorrlftitl.US C*rly t$mem ttrm pvn hup# >0* 

KEOO>^ RACE—Claiming, $550, 3-year-olds and up. 

SIX FURLONGS PP 

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MB awbs UUb*H i9m9rtamm> IIT Mw b*«* wiSik M mM*« <•» 

ms ruibiB umo <sbMMt us w« •*• m w um mbi mm to 

IMIS t to tiU (CuTtorei . it* Km rail. Banttriwa h*rt <l* 

asr tMU Ctrl** •StveartsMI . IM ReU rmU pW r)M* up v 

MS CbMiU* a (CfuiMcS* ... 1!* citMir* ir hans* «w 'S* 

ins OtmI Omm (WrMvrt m Bmu tnrli« terd I* IHU* avail i?) 

/Ala* 

■ns LaSy SaifW R <Uinrh» IM (i4w4 f-banrd If fHi to rua 

MS Om rain*) (W JrttMt 111 Beat tffnrta na off trarfe 

sni lam Slap <MrL*a«> *111 R* ao arprl** 

THIRD RAC7E—Claiming. $550. for 3-year-old.s and up. 

SIX FURLONGS PP 

■PI lUala lalaai iCtotSt -MS SoaAay Mp Mia aaMM l»fa 111 

Ml Uaba Ply (Canaafbi — “ - —' *--- 

MS Tfuii Ml ilSabmri 

»U SMv*r)r an iSlMwrifM) 

MS Labi. Qb am iWUUamit 
M* Irt^ Uonuat <W J>«ir 
■12 VtdM aMiiil) Joarat 
Also ptitiMa' 

•ni Sa AUna «W H Miff 
»U a* GalaiM fCnmuKiii . 

S A4|Mimi «W ... 

Dry Foa (CofSiacSi . 

FOL'BTH RACE—Claiming, $360, 3-yearKil<b and 
filX FURLONGS 


ZIP-ON-OR-OFF 

ALL-WEATHER 

HOOD-STYLE 

PARKAS 


Mode from woter-eepellent 
fobrtr wHh fur-tlned stp-on- 
or-off hood. Two huge flap- 
siyle pnckelo. quilled ttoliig 
throoighfNtt. Rises 38 lo 4t. 
Eorb 


Signal Smashers 
Put on Probation 


,Nii( antlraiy ool <4 thla 
Sattrr Ihaa nuMMr ebaara 
<uw lo wta rara* 


Company official Rowland 
ToBpers told Judge A. C Su^ 
’cemsider- 


DUNCAN—Two young men 
who wnashed railway signal 
lights and cauaed frei^t 
trains at njght to "slowly feel 
their way" through part of 
this district, were placed on 
probation for six months yes¬ 
terday. 

The bby.i. one 13 and the 
other a 12-year-old admitted 
that they had smashed two 


ton there had been 
able" breakage in the area, but 
that he feels the boys "didn’t 
know the trouble they could 
have caused." 

"You are endangering the 
Uvea of the operatcN’s and 
could cause a terrible smash 


SUBURBAN 

COACN-SHLE 


FIFTH RACE —C'laiming, $550, for 3-year-aldi and up. 

MOJS AND SEVENTY VARDA PP 


on tlw E. a N. Railway 


JACKETS 


sk ii ng at Someno a earlier thte 
montht The skiing lenses were 
wot^-g^Ss each. 


commented the judge who 
said It was a "serious and 


hr b«5 imo •* ttrir- ^ 

—BEWQL IW i< VrB».k' 11* irwf apr* watrk . I. 

I IsSi iMq fSiaKTr *nr ft> . T". 

MB WSkBpr K iCUrt). niB h* w> Mrynw m 

Ata* oaqiiU 

Ottli CkOaf fCUftt *1U Mrea late-M Harp 

Mi Amw SbSr iRoaripM) lit G«lM «*U tbPM «r>* 

SIXTH RACE—Salt Spring Handicap, $6(X), S-year-okis. 

SIX FURLONGS PP 


Nwlr fraoi qMRty Ami Taa 
“SHEEN COSDr eomairt*- 
.1; Hard wtth INAUUVAM 
atrr-lni>g h taatraoB njrmi. 
Katttad «taad-ap coBar, katt- 
ted ratta aad katttad alaah 
BorkPta, Upper apeaiag , . . 
Sima S« to 4S. Bach 


SPCA Won’t Crack Whip 
Over Duncan Dog Owners 


Rlh ahrea irtth OtSUL- 
FOAM Halac . . . ghdag 
wanath wtthoot bah. 
Rib bait wool hoaad 
Boekrta aad raffii. Star* 
0 to IX 


La* (Ctrotarki 
Las iLlnrbi . 


'DUNCA.N — The Society 
for Prevention of Cnwity to 
Aninult "otlldolly- goo. Into 
operation here and to North 
Cowichan today but they won't 
be cracking tbe whip over the 
heads of dog owners. 

The SPCA has the power to 
Impound anlmalo—tsggod or 
not—but -wo're oertaioty not 
going to try to fleece the puli- 
Uc.- sold SPCA preoMent Mrs. 
J. 5. Laiig. 

’'The dogs we pick up win 
be. the ones that If* causing 
trouble, running in packs, or 
just bring a gonerri nuisance," 


Utbe said lest right 

The .SPCA will enforce the 
; pound bylaw (bat states pets 
must be under the control of 
their owners at sU. times. 

In both agreements the 
SPCA gets 80 per cent of any 
money It coUsrts from the 
sale of dog Ucencoo sad 
through the solo of any ua- 
cUimed animals. 

Official opening of tbe 
pound at the end of Skinner 
Road in the munlrlpaUty win 
probably pc held later thip 
month, she srid.' It will be 
-I completed later this weak. - 


M* BM ut ClMiir* K ■ 

SEVENTH RACE—Claiming, $550, 3-year-oldi and up. 

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LOCAL NEWS 




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CLASSIFIED 


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SECOND NEWS SECTIOlt 


, VICTORIA, BRITISH COLUMBU, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1959 


PAGE TWWmf-ONE 


larger, More Original’ 
’60 Jaycee Fair Motto 


Planning ttartad last nlcht 
for what Victoria Junior 
Chambar jf Commerce of- 
flriak have lermad a "tar 
larior and njore orlflnal" Jay¬ 
cee fair than the dty hai ever 
■een. 

Fair director William Hughei 
aald following a planning meet¬ 
ing that the 1960 fair will 
cover a one-third larger area, 
feature a midway half again 


aa large aa laat year'f, and be 
highlighted by the coatUeat 
free entertainment program 
in the event'a nlatory. 

"We believe, and>we are con¬ 
vinced the public bellevea, that 
next year’a fair ahouht be 
totally different from any¬ 
thing we have done before," 
the director aald laat night 

"We're prepared to hang the 
exhibita from the celling If it’a 


practical and If It will prove 
more Interaatlng to the public." 

He aald aome entertainment 
contricta have already been 
algncd *no the nine of more 
than fJ.OOO and there are mare 
to.come." 

One new feature of the fair 
will be a oomprehenaive In- 
duatrial exhibition and an ex¬ 
panded agricultural abow, the 
director added. 


He aald the organixatlon 
plana to create aome meana by 
which it can encourage “truly 
different exhIMla." 

Already on tdp lor the 1960 
fair, whieh aptU be held May 
16 to n, two weeka later than 
uaual In the hope the event 
will en]oy better weather, are 
the Kirby Stone Four, a riaing 
broadcaatlng and recording 
quartet. 


Alderman 
To Persist 
For Curfew 

AM.* glnier McBwea will 
peralal In trying to have the 
cHy'a ear tew bylaw en- 
terced, IM aald yealerday. 

1he,pallee rrmnnknlen 
Taeaday appeared M agree 
with Pohee Chief John 
Btachaioefc that enforcement 
of the bylaw waa Impcae- 
tkaL 

Bat AM. MeRwen aaM he 
waa aare the pabHc wanted 
M aafofced and "the police 
ahouM at leaat try ta en- 
forea B." 


\ City ^Realtors Confident 

College Could 
Lansdowne Campus 


Fund, $5,724 

Sergeant 
Armstrong 
Coes Home 

After aix weeka in hoepital, 
under treatment lor Injuriea 
auffered In a Montana earth¬ 
quake, Det-Sgt. Joeeph Arm- 
atrong of Saanich returned 
home tor the flret time thia 
week- 

Juat promoted from bed to 
erutchee, the officer expreaaed 
delight at the move home. 
“They were wonderful to me 
In hoepital," he aald, "but you 
can't beat thli.” 

Mra. Armstrong caM for 
him at SL Joseph's Hospital, 
and drove him to the family 
realdenee at 4490 Raymond. 

A dtlxena’ fund begun to 
help defray expenses brought 
on by the August earthquake 
wax reported yesteHUy to 
have reached 65,734. 



Bond Sale 
Ends Oct 7 

Sale of Pacific Great Eaat- 
am parity bands will end at 
3 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 7. 
Premier Bennett announced 
last night. 

After that time, he bald, no 
orders arlU be accepted by any 
bank or Investment dealer. 

The premier said that at 
the tSOJIOaOOO offered In 
parity bocids, about 90 per 
cent has naar been purchaasd. 


Some Willing to Help 
Speed Gordon Head Move 

Many inembert of the real estate business In Vle- 
toria are of the opinion that if Victoria College wants to 
move to Gordon Head it will be quite [Mssible to sell the 
existing buildings and lands at Lansdowne Road. 


DR. LEN BAPTT 

a * * 

Seen 

In 

Passing 

Or. Lan Bapty buying aome 
gas on the way home after 
putting In a fun day In the 
city. <He Uvea at Bonnie Brae 
Farm on Central Saanich Road 
with his wife, Stella, and chil¬ 
dren. DavM, 14. Boger, 13, 
S t eph e a. 9, Ma de. 7, and Brie. 
3. and drives to his office m 
the dty daily. Hla hobby Is 
dairy fartnlog-l • • • Bobert 
Davldaaa being entertained by 
hla former friends on the 
poUce ferce . . . Vhrhui Paige 
counUng her winnings . . . 
Baal SpraMa hanging the 
dra^ . . . BIka Warner lift¬ 
ing boards . . . BBI Mari 
painting a truck ... Lew 
WarteB discussing tourists. 


Premier Bennett said laat I , /■ 

Monday that the government | In a Dally CokmM survey 
waa arflllng to match public yesterday It was found that 
subacriptiona tor new buildings I moat k^ realtors thought 
up to ^000,000 on a dollar for \ that a purchaser or purchasers 
dollar basis, but that any extra could be found within a feaaoA-' 
money would have to come ' able time, 
through the sale of existing William Bailey, ofYlewMead 
college property. : Realty, president of the Real 

The taro main buildings on Estate Board of Victoria, said 
the present campus have been ] that hla board would be happy 
reckoned as worth i b o u 11 to arork with government, col- 
$1 J00.000. but nobody knows if | lege and other officials with a 
nurket couM be found for I view to putting the property on 
them, I the maricet 

Valuable Sales Factor 

His suggestion waa that the 
Multiple Listing Bureau of 
British Columbia, and Pre-View 
Inc. of New Toth might be two 
valuable selling factors. 

For several types of Institu¬ 
tions, there Is a possible market 
for buUdinga wllh such fine 
surroundings as Victoria Col¬ 
lege," te said. He thought some 
rellglotu or scholastic bodies 
might be Interested. 

Mr. Bailey like other mem¬ 
bers of the real estate buslneas- 
i that It would be highly 
ible If the new Victoria 
umversity could be established 
firmly on the new ground at 
Gordon Head. 

"The first thing that would 


‘They Need It More’ 

« — - - . 

$55 Pension 
Boosts Fund 



GFstumes of Past Point to Fnture 


Costumes of past dtaw at’tentioii to future aa Junior 
Chamber of Commerce officers witneaa ^ocla- 
nution of Jaycee 'ffeek. by Mayor Pemy Scurrah. 
Special week begins Sunday, and proclamation urges 
all citizens to give full consideration to future 


services of Junior Chamber. With mayor, from left, 
are William Hughes, director of the next Jaycee 
fair; Stewart Hargar, vice-president, and Peter For¬ 
ward, president of the Victoria Junior Chamber,— ‘ 
(Colonist photo.li 


Mr. Papa said that It could 
than be listad with landing 
teal astata companies. 

"A brochure on the property 
would have to be distributed 
widely; containing sugges¬ 
tions shout posable uses," ha 

He doubted if the buildings 
could be sold by the usual gov¬ 
ernment method of putting 
out to tandar. 

"I can imagine several pos¬ 
sible uses for the buildings," 
ha said. He said It could be a 
suitable location for a private 
school or for a medical cemre. 

Fred Cabeidu, former presi¬ 
dent of the Real Estate Board 
.of Victoria, said that a fact- 
have to be done would be ® finding committee should be 


put a price tag on the pro¬ 
perty," saM L. E. Pope of Ker 
and Stephenson Ltd. 


Has Chamber Slipped Up? 
Sidney Official Thinks So 

Has Victoria Chamber of Commene slipped 

■pT 

RMaejr vflhce eaoadi dminaBa Dr. C. H. 
Hemmtogs says he tklaks it has. 

"I see th^ are goiag to christen thd aeer gav- 
emmcat ferry Mv. Sidney,’* he said, “t am snr- 
prised the Victoria Chamber of Commerce did not 
ti 7 to have it named the Victoria latoraattoaal 
Ferry or something like that.” 

Dr. Hemmings is not too happy with the move 
to change the Patoida Bay Airport name to Victoria 
latetwattoaal Airport. 


New Building 


formed to probe poegible usee 
for the exMnf college build* 
Inge ftt Lanedowne Rood. 


Subdivision No Problem 


Hm wtwis of an aHagc pen¬ 
sion chequo, 166, put ths fund 
for s desUtuto family ysstar- 
day up to gl79 Jn. 

They noad H mors than I 
do," laM the donor of the 
chaqua. 

The fund, admlnistarad by 
Lt-COL Gilhart Howtand. SOM 
Brighton, Is In aid of Earl 
CMxtan. hla wits JaoBna, and 
four chlMriii. , 

< Mrs. Claxtan tast a purse 
In Vlstarla Friday eoatolnlBg 
Sits. aO the money the Bast 


and I ceuM sand mors. I am a 
parmanent Invalid sad It Is 
costly. There Is not much lift 
from my husband's salary. 

"However," the letter con¬ 
tinued, "when emsU children 
am Invelved. tt Is a privllagt 
to do what one con. 1 hope 
that much mom than ths sum 
lost Is given.* 


Hs added that the aala of 
undsvaloped land for aubdivl- 
•ion rvouH p n a mt no prob¬ 
lem. 

"Of courss It Is lalaable,” 
ssM DonakT Smith of North- 
wsstsm Socurltles. "It Is a 
wonderful site and should 
commeiMl Itself to vsrloiu In- 
itltutkme, lucfa as hospital <r 
technical achooL" 

Mr. Smith said that the sale 
might taka some tkna to ef- 
fact, but that this should not 
deter the eoUege from putting 
Its new buUdInge at Gordon 
Hand. 

"Gordon Head It the only 
sanalbla place to put the unl- 
varaity. The geveminent and 
pabUc think tha aama way 
about H." aaM Mr. Smith, 


Food Stall 
Pkks Up 
Donations 


“There am csritbiiy soma 
good paopla la this area." (M. 

Howland aaM'test night com- 
mantlng on the donetk m i 13 A mleunderataadkv that 
of them yastarday toMBlng [may have coat Victoria’s aat^ 
$I6U0. phia food ataB dorwtlena In 

Tha colenM stod he hoped the paM waa ctaarad up yaator- 
that mom monay wouM be! toy to •••■ 


forthcoming domlta the total 
reached. 

They could lertalaly nm It 
.. . eipeelally a Uttlt lator an 
fit the year whan Mr. Oaxtoa 
can DO tongar cotoh a taw flah 
mch day to tsad Us family.' 

Cot Howtsad asM sns ef 
ths dsfutlons—a t35 BMoay 
order wo u ld bs pot la tha 
mall Mat night tor the Oax- 
tona. They have nothing, they 
am Uvlng from day to day," 
ha aaM. 

Another latter, contalalag 
S10.saM; 

n aaly wish aqr Uahiad 


E. E Harper. 

"Tva baan mM itn* ss 
people haveaT doaatod f 
they adght atoe i wl a e hi 
gtvea m heraiaa they had 
way of gatttag H to at i 
thm^bt we dMat tawe a pick¬ 
up ttoeke," Mrs. Harpar saM. 
"But If pseple win lust 1st us 
kaaar whtm ths toad M, ws asa 
pick tt up,' 

Anyimt wMh toad, fruit at 
vigitoblss to donats Is ashed 
to phone Mrs.- Harper at 
GR 4-1790. Naat food ataO wm 
be hoM Oct 17 at T33A Osr- 


Ha auggaated that once a 
firm daciaion waa made to 
put tha proparty on the mar¬ 
ket. tha Victoria Multiple Llri- 
tng Bureau ahouM put out a 
brochum oo tha property aa 
a public aervioa and have It 
widely dlatributed through 
CanwU and tha United Statew 

He added that the property, 
conriatlng of some 57 acres, 
should faa offered aa one par- 
ceL giving the purchaser tha 
option to taka tha three exist¬ 
ing bulldlnga on some IS acres 
of land, with or without the 
undeveloiMd 43 acrea. 

Mr. Smith aald that tt wouH 
be a mlataka to acll the un¬ 
developed land bafom tellliig 
.the buildings. 


Court Parking 
Underground 


Delighted to Assist 


T am to atron^ at the 
Tiaw that any saw buUdtng 
tor the u n i ve r s i ty Mumld bs 
dona at (toedou Haod. that I 
win be dcHghtod to do any¬ 
thing I cun ta help diapoasi of 
tha Lanadowna Road prop- 
arty." aoM DsnaM Wkyto of 
Maura and Whyto. 

Mr. Whyto ssM tbs Vktorta 
m Batoto Bssrd shauM be 
sskad to raaka sn s p p rsl sslo f 
I prspsr ty and is Mggidl 
the UglMal paaMhie ness to 
srhkfr ths buildings and Mnd 
esuU to put. 

T am aura «m couM coma 
op with toma lancra ts aaggaa- 
ttam," to aaM. 

Mr. Whyto addto It wouM 
to a tragedy tor Victoria If 
tto Victoria OoOaga Oauncil 
Ctoddad to pat its BSW build¬ 
ings an tha Lsiisdswm Mto. 


Milton King of Kliig Rsalty 
seH that to bad no4 inspsetsd 
ths bulkUngs bscaaas. until 
this woak. thtm had bsan ao 
dear Indicatioo that they 
might to put oo tto martitt. 

Ha added, howncr, that 
Prassisr Rmnett's auggaatlon 
that they to soH was Uglily 
intsrsstlng to tto real astata 
hutlnesA- 

"I Intend to take up the mat- 
tar wMi my awa eitto a ta Van 
deow ~ ' “ 

King 

Mr. King thought tto buUd- 
Inga worn daflnitely wlaohta. 
bat that unlesa a partlmtar 
oaage eouJd to found for thtm 
without ccniiderable altara- 
tlona, they might not reach 
anything Uka rsplaceaMnt 
coat 

"tt so depanda on tha prtoa 
•akwl* ha aald. 


Vtctorta'i new courthouaa 
wUl feature ths first under¬ 
ground parking lot In this 
area. Public Works Minister 
W. N. Chant said yesterday. 

The new Hudson's Bay 
Company parking lot wlU -be 
partially underground, but the 
new courthouee will have all 
Its main parking fariUties 
underground in tha sub-baae- 
ment of the five-storey build¬ 
ing. 

There upH-he parking apace 


Time. lip 


Around the Island 


Angry Father 
Blames School 


156 Voters 
Added 
To Lists 


A net gain of 136 namas of 
Mdent and tenant alaetori 
id bean aeMeved last night 
when reglatration for the dty 
votors’ Uat ended. City Clark 
M. F. Hunter laid. 

taw rtflalratlaM at rad- 
A toaant tatostoca « 
rantara at property In tha dty 
—totaUad 998, but. Mr. Hunter 
mM. about 400 who were on 
laat year's Hal failed to eend 
In allpi confirming their con¬ 
tinued eligtbUlty. 

Automatic reglstratlan af 
proparty-owners will aftoct tha 
final tMI of names on this 
yaarit hat. Last year tbam 
wem 30373. 


Tax Sale Land Brings $1,971 


Tto prevlndal g ae em ma n t 

yeat a r da y aaM atesa pa r esis 

of land in tbs Iswer Vancouver 
letand arm tor tLfTl at tha 
•nnaal tax aata. 

Pr sp tot y asM isus la tto 


Matahat. Rtnfrsw and Shawni- 
gan land dtatricta. One prop¬ 
erty In tha Shaondgan dIMrict 
m which only SSM waa 
owing in taxm, tetetod aome 
STOO by koctloci. AB (etched 
’Ml tbovu tha taam sering. 


But tha propard m smy to 
radae m ad by thatr previous 
owners wUMn a yaar py pay- 
inant of back taxm and Interast 
at the rata of 13 par cant. The 
bajrpr JFouM pky. the lalereet. 


fore onaiderably mom than 50 
cars, Mr. Chant Indicated. Ha 
added them WlU be a Umltod 
amount of aurfacc poriclng 
for general public using the 
courthouae. 

Top floor of the new build¬ 
ing wtU include eupreme 
courtroom and appeal court- 
room and all tne accommoda¬ 
tion aubaldiary to those 
courts. 

Next floar will conutn 
county court and aaslae court 
•hd fadUtlra. 

The courtTooraa wtU fmtum 
larger public gilleriee than 
thorn nme In um In the old 
courtbm^. 

There will to tour roomi for 
hearings, royal commlaplons 
and olhar qtiSsl-judlctal pur- 
poasa. 

Tto ground floor rosin en¬ 
trance wiU to off Burden and 
side entranem will to provldad 
from BUneherd sad Quadra. 
On thb ground floor wUl to 
ths land ragistry office with 
split laval racord itoraga spaco, 
law library, court registry and 
probation offlcaa. 

In the tomment wOI to tha 
regtatrar of cempantaa and 
the auperlntondrnt of brokan 
and them will to two entrances 
from Courtney Street ae well 
M the main antranca one floor 
ebova. 

A magiatiittato dbiifT Wr 
RCMP nm wUl to provided In 
tha baacment along with a 
araall police lockup. 

The snbtoaement will lervu 
a multitude of uma. Incliidtng 
car perking and atcraga of im- 
portent dooumsnenta M rccoed 
vautta. 

Mr. Chant had no com m ent 
to make yaaterday m to srben 
tanders will to callad bat mM 
tha building wlU to for sriptar 
work aa otlglnaUy plenaad 

Ha deaeritod It aa "a v«, 
practical and uaetnl buOdlng. 
admirably auttqd to aarva the 
purpaaea we have ta mind. 

T trual tt wUl lead to a 
civie centra In that area,' 
•ddad. Tha capital region plan¬ 
ning board has 1^ auxtted' 
the Cathedral HUl arm tor a 
dvlc centre to tndade dty 


NANAIMO — An Iratcj 
father la angry at school of- 
flciala for allowing fill 10-year- 
oM daughter to walk nine 
blocka to her home in a state 
of coocuaaion. | 

Ed Norby, 16 Pina Street, j 
said yaeirrday that hla daugh- ] 
tor Sheryl was td be confined 
to her home for a. week be- 
caum of Injurtca sha racaived 
whUa playing tag in Quennell 
School playground. 

He laid tha child waa aant 
home from school urith 
•nothtr youngster after being 
knocked "unconadoui" ta the 
playground IncUant. 

School board offidalt aald 
that a teacher hod reixlered 
flrat •id' to the child, and that 
aha saver nraa "unconadoua." 

Mrs. Norfiy aald yesterday 
that ana of her child't teeth 
waa knocked out and another 
damaged. She mid alao that 
Sheryl waa sent to hoepital by 
the family doctor and waa 
placed under obaervsdtan for 
"concuaskin." 

School bmrd secretary Mtaa 
Ruth Broum aald that if there 
had been any sign of compUca- 
tioiu folloe^g the accident, 
the girl would not have been 
allowed to walk homa, ac¬ 
companied or otharwlae. 

* * * 


DUNCAN —National Jaycee 
prMident Charim Btala, Mont- 
rml. urUl be “wined and dined'' 
here Oct. 7, sold local president 
Horst NOwralfa yestertlay. 

PUnt sre bslag nude tor hhn 
to speak at a luncheon bem 
while he Is In tbtoprovinoe on 
a speaking Urar, 

* A A 

MAPLE BAT—Tto water 
works systam hers win to 
turttod off to marin w from 
t 'to S pja. tog-tqBMrqc' 


Other tataad News, Page It 

NORTH COWICHAN — 
Reeve C. A. P. Muriaon has 
bees named by the Duncan- 
Cnwlehan Chamber ef Com¬ 
merce to alt on a proposed 
board to adjudicate labor dis- 
putea. 

He waa ouggested by Dun- 
ban buslnrawnan P. F. Bird In 
answer to s latter from (.^bur 
Minister Lyls Wkks Itoit the 
chamber suggaat names Joe 
•uch • board. 

During the tWA strike tho 
chamber had auggealed to the 
minister thM he set up such a 
board to tattle labor dlaputea. 
Mr. Wieka replied that such a 
board would not to function- 
able. 

AAA 

DUNCAN — Richard A. 
Chaster, s reeldeht here, was 
fined $25 in court yesterday 
when he pleaded guilty to a 
charge of speeding over 30 
miles an HBtir Tu es da y ■ on 
Jamm. 

Edna Dixon, Nanaimo, who 
pieoded guilty to s chary of 
falling to give half the^oad 
to oncoming traffic Sept. 16 
on Richard Trait waa fined 
tlO. 

A A d 

DUNCAN —A delegation 
from the Duncan - Cowlchan 
Chamber of Commerce will be 
sent to Victoria loon to back 
up their propo sa l for straight¬ 
ening part of the Cowlchan 
Lska rosd.' ' 

Members aproved tto move 
euggestsd by past ■ president 
Wilt Dobson St s meeting Ttos- 
day night at Lake Coarichan. 

Tto chamber will tpmk to a 
brief that was presented ta 
Highsrays MliB sS er Phil Gdg- 
laidl earlier thle'>rar suggeet- 
tng that s new piece ef rood 
would cut out two railway 
t rra wl og a atM stratokton pari 
l a « B to M O ito ei BJaih rood. 


HiUside and Shelbourne 
Signal Operates Today 

New traffle sigaal at HUtaMe aad Shelboante 
will go Into (al operattoa thia aft e raoaa, aaatataat 
etty eagtaeer Nonnaa Worriey taU jreaterdajr. 

Tho atgaal wfli have three p h os ei . la the Hist, 
ealy ftsths^il traffle ea HlllaUe wifl he ghrea tho 
gtoea Ight, Thea oaly w rath s an d traffle ea HIH- 
'sUe wH a s eve, aad thia By B h e l h eara s traffic in 
both dtoeettoaa. 

The th ree p haee Mgaal has beea toetaDed 
hetaase al the heavy taraiag awveaMat freai HW- 
sUe eato H i ei h e ar ae, 






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Little Change 


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Vancouver IslantTe Leading Tiewtpaper Since 1858 


VICTORU, BRITISH COLUMBU, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1959 


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48 PAGES 



Old Warrior’s Last Bi g S peech? 


Buried for 500,000 Years 


PLAY IT SAFE 
-CHURCHILL 


Soft and crumbly with age, this piece of ivory is 
part of a S00,000-year-old elephant tusk, deposited 
In gravel by glacial action prior to the last ice age. 


Pre-Ice Age 
Tusk Found i 
In Saanich \ 

Kenneth Yfollef bH the blade of Ws steam shovel 
Into a gravel pit and dug 500,000 years Into the past. 

Hr was working la the But-' 


Stanley Hills, Brentwood, holds the relic, found in 
the Butler Brothers gravel pit off Keating Cross 
Road.—(Colonist photo.) 


Conference in B.C. 
Suggests Bennett 


Storms 

Claim 

Ten 


ROANOKE, Va. (UPI)— 
Tomadoas, lOrlklng along the 
rrcant path of Hurricane 
Grade, claimed at least 10 
Hyes last night while Grade 
poured heavy rains oa the Vlr- 
glnlae and a aaconf( hurricane, 
Hannah, churned In the Atlan¬ 
tic. (See aarller ataiiea. Page 
3.) 

One of the tamadoa struck 
the eoaanaanfty of Ivy, Va., 
near Oavlottasvllle. ripping 
thrae homea from their toun- 
dattona and klUtng at laaat 10 


Had Shots 

Duncan 

Boy 

Stricken 


A aevea year-oM boy who 
bad roostvad three Salk vac¬ 
cine abets at Duncan la In 
Rayal JuhUse Hoapltal In 
*lair” sofadltlon. Central Van- 
aauvar island’B eighth pobo 


ler Brothers’ gravel pit at 
Keating Craas Road when he 
made hia And, a portion of an 
elephant's tusk believed de¬ 
posited there before the last 
loe aga 

It didn't look like much 
more than a place of old. rol-| 
ting driftwood, about three I 
feat long and five Inches thick., 
But to museum offldala and | 
amateur archaeologista. It 
conjured up picturaa of pra- 
hlstorlc times. | 

Dr. Clifford Cart, director of 
the provincial museum, and A. 
R Marrlon, a keen student 
of archaeology, checked thei 
find yesterday and concluded 
that it eras the Up of a tusk I 
from althar a Columbian or 
Imperial elephant, 
apedes are extlnrd. 


Fremler Bea>ett laid yeaferday ha wotiM Uke 
to sea s fadaraHiroviaelal coafarahoe hoM ih 
British Columbia. 

“If Khrushfhov saa go ta Amsrirai surely 
DMenboker eaa eom» to 8.0.”, the premie r Mnned. 

The premier wtn attend a lefcial proshfilal 
eonfereaee of flaaaee mhUsters la Ottawa, Oet IS 
and Ig, hut yesterday eamplained that Prime Min¬ 
ister Diefenbaker has not kept hia alectiaa promise 
a fuB-seale federal provincial eoaferenee. 


Advice to Utilities: 

DonT Raise Rates, 
Cut Your Costs 



Barry Beans, son of Mr. and 
Ifra David Bvaiu of Kokallah, 
naar Ounsan, araa rushed to 
Victoria dkiiy Tuesday afler 
being admitted ts King’s 
Daughtan' Hospital aa Mon¬ 
day. 

Barry sras kept hosae from 
school an Mond^ bacauaa ha 
said ha dMat tael weU. 

A Rayal Jubilse Hospital of- 
flciBl said the yenagatar.waa 
having trouMa swallowing 
but had ast bean plaesd in an 
hrsn hmg bimiadiately as kis 
bcasthing was not aflected. 

Us was the third case of 
poBo dtagnsmd in the Dunoao 
arm as far this yaar. Two 
alstara. Mrs. Varna Erickaan, 
ai, and Mrs. WUham Gibbs. 23. 
dtsd at Royal Jubllm Maapttal 


VANCOUVER (CP)—A man- 
agemant consultant suggestad 
"’’'"iWedneaday public utiUtias 
lahouM consider coat-cutting in 
The ColumtaUn was about pi.ee of rata Increaaau 
11 feet tall, the Imperial U; ^ 

feat. P^t-day M^nu ^^.^^ 00 , said la a speech to 

Northwaet ElectriTught 
“ naif ht- I .nd AsaocUtlon conven- 

Mr. MoUet found the tusk In i uon here: 
gravel about W fast below: >I wonder It the cost of 
ground level. Dr. Cart said yaa- securing rata btereaaes without 
terday that It was probably I Incurring a Sbunter blast from 
depoaitad by gladal action I the public la not aoning. too.* 
ip the last lea age. He said the rate Incraam 


At least sts athars were bi- 
Jurad by the roaring funnel 
which cut a path of dmth and 
dmtructlon through the little 
fanning toam. 

The three hoiaes wars lo¬ 
cated on the same farm and 
most of the victims were be¬ 
lieved membars si tha same 
family. 

The tornadoes struck In the 
sanM general area arhieh Hur¬ 
ricane Grade lashed last night, 
hut the wmther buraau said 
the tunnela were not dlredtly 
conneetbd with the big tropl- 
cal storm. 

Hannah, packing winds of 
US m.p.h., was located about 
85(1 miles east of Daytona 
Beach. Florida, at 11 p.m. EST, 
and was moving toward the 
northwest at II m.p.h. 

In addition -to the 10 persons 
who were killed and the six 
InJurad by the tornado, police 
said at least two others were 
missing. 

Three of the dead were 
school children picked up by 
the twistei as they walked 
^ , down their froi.t path after 

^ to meas^ aplnst tto .ff a school bus. 

^ ^ I Their two sisters, aged 11 

»>- had gone to a neigh- 
buainasa. frayed ne^ and the home and Watched In 

worry and time of utlUty of- ,,o,ror as the chlldrep were 
■ filing Into the air. Ohe said 
Same of tha methods used to they were 'whined to pieces.* 
cut costs were (nodern equip- 


World Series Begins Today 

Ragrr Craig, left, at Loe Angelee Dodgeri and 
Ekiriy Wynn, at Clilcago White Sox, are itartinK 
pitcheri as world seriei opena Toddy at Chicago, 
suiting time ia 10 a.m. (PST) and gams wUl ba 
televlagd on (Channels 2, 5 and 6. 


K TeU$ China 


Champ 

Meets 

Voters 


By r. S. MANOB 
(Special ta Tha Coioniat) 

LONDON—The creation 
of an international force 
and diaamiainent rigidly 
controlled were the main 
poinU made by Sir Win- 
aton (Churchill in hia only 
electoral addreaa in tha 
preaent campaign—poaaibly 
the lagt major qieech of hia 
career. c 


Capitalists 
Have ‘Creeps’ 

TOKYO (UPI)—Soviet Premier NlkiU S. Xhruah- 
chev told world Oimmuniat leader! ii a em bled in Peiping 
last night that the spread of Communlan was “giving 
creeps to caplUlist chieftalna" 

Khrushchev spoke at a re- 


Serious *And Fast* 


Eisenhower Sparks 
Steel Strike Talks 


Ttw Bvaaa hsuM la aavaral 
nllm traaa tha bemm af tha 

tws Duaaaa 


have taken up temporary raat- 
In fkscria. 


WASHINGTON (UPI) to serious bargaining 
Steal Induatry and uakm ef- taat.' 
ficlala agreed yeetciday to 
ra a ums aegotlatleaa In Pitta- 
today attar PnaUant 
eall«4 them aa 
tha Whhe House carpet and 
demanded that they get down 


Within hours afttr tha 
prialdtnt met eeparalely wMh 
them, union and Induatry 
a baah aad to¬ 
ol Hew-. 
pointa-* ' Aftar a twa-hour 


ment, tha direct acrosa-the- 
board cut, new organization 
mathoda, and a war on *tmplre 
baUding’’ by dapartment heads. 

Direct BtaU cutting wee a 
'ernda, axewlalding approach,* 
which could to expaitovc bt- 
cauaa of lost morals. 

He said an organliatlon 
should not neoBsaatUy aUrt 
cutting staff from tha botSem. 
Tto real coat load may arell to 
at tha managaroant lavtl and 
paihapa that was vrhere tha 
cuts should start. 

Mr. Daka said paperwork 
oftm leodi to “procedural 
monstroaltlaa” and should to 
reduced. 

He told of one company dl- 
vlalon head who wantad to 
, sell a aurplua piece of oquip. 
•""^ment for ISOa The three-page 
request form went through 
IS approval centre s , whan It 
was raad by IS paopta, oi^r 
ona of whom could undarttand 
K. 


Boy9 Sentenced 

To Hang Dec. 8 

GODBBICH, Oiri. (UTI)—A li-yuH^ bay 
wan w toBBii to hh^ hto aiiht for tha w wfht af 
lyaiM Hai^, IX. 

far 


meeting, Omy announced they 
would reaume bargaining In 
Pittsburgh at U am., EDT. 

R a praaantlng union and 
mxnagaraant in tha Pitts¬ 
burgh aasatom win to tha 
four-man nagotiatlng teams 
which toU tto wags contract 
talks that were btofctn off In 
New York last Friday by tha 


Tha .taquitad SB ^ 

pi se a s of papor, appr^mately 
100 man-hours of tiroa to pro- 
coaa, and dalayad the sale 2ik 
mailtm. By that tbna tha buyer 
had got tired of watting and 
rafuaad to buy. 



w the yamigeat a w ait 
to Iha toktt paaalty. 


Uniaa and managamant 
bald their *axploratary~ talks 
arlthin hours after the (iraai- 
dent told them at tha Whitt 
Hoaaa that to hopad an agraa- 
nwnt could to TnitlaMir by 
Oct S, tha day to returnt 
from a Pahn Sprtngt, CaHl., 
vacation. 

fj a m hower warned that the 
I rirtke ef 500,000 aWal woTh ara 
I eras having an bicrsaiing ef- 
fset an tha national aeoaomy. 

V 


Wood Chips 
May Float 


Ship Master 
Accused 
Of Negligence 

Seattle (ap) — The 

maAer of the trolghtar Mor- 
maepine was accuaed pubUcly 
of negligence Wednesday lor' 
tbe sinking af the Seattle flsh- 
koat Jana with tto loaa of two 
llvai last Sunday. 

Tha vamtis collided In dense 
tog off Cape Flattery, about 
100 mllea aouthwmt of Van- 


oeptlon* alter he had huddled 
with Communist China’s top 
command. 

At tha sama raoeptkm. Oi- 
neae pramlar CTmu En-lal 
“wcicomad'’ tha )olnt com¬ 
munique laaued by tha Soviet 
premier and Praaldant Elatn- 
howar In Washington Sunday. 

Whatever Khrushchev told 
tho (Tilneae loaders in privaU 
It was enough for them to en- 
dorae the resulta of hia Unltad 
States trip. 

The recepthm, tor 5,000. was 
hold in tha maasiva new na¬ 
tional pcopla’i oongrnaa build¬ 
ing in Peiping. Khruahehav 
land other Communlit laadert 
I over the world are In Pelptng 
to celebrata tha 10th anniver¬ 
sary of Communist China. 

Khrushchev told tho power¬ 
ful Communists gathered In 
Peiping that It wsuld to wrong 
tor (^miminiam to teat tha 
stability of capitaliam by 
force. 

The New China Nawa 
Agency quoted Khnuhebev aa 
mjing “tha people would 


never understand and would 
ntvtr support thooa who took 
It Into thM h oods m.act this 
way.” 

~Wt, on our part,* Khruah- 
chav told Ms fallow Com- 
munlxta, ‘Tnust do avarythbig 
pooslMa to preclude war aa a 
maana for sattUng outstand¬ 
ing quostlana.* 


Don’t Miss 


‘Wine and Dine* 
Probe Underway 


HOPE (CP) — A logging 
company Is expartmanttng 
wmi al^t-foot rto fibarglaa 
spheres to float wood ^ps 
down the Fraaw Rlwtr. 

Crown ZeBarhach Canada 
leaking aa sosnomic 
la ship chips tram In¬ 
terior sawmills to pulp mlUa.W. R Boatey. wife 
on tha ceaa t . I pravloua ehalrauui. 


Lid. Is 

way Is 


‘TORONTO tUPD—The dtv 
began ysatarday a probe of 
wine and dina expandlturaa. In¬ 
cluding bUla for a Hawaiian 
haUday and yacht chib mam- 
berahlps, found In the books 
and aeeonnta of the Toronto 
harbor eommlaalonars. 

CommImlon chairman C. A. 

Wtlaon was achadulad to taka REGINA (CP)—Tto SaMcat 
tha atand baiora tha board of 
contra! ta axpiatn tha spend- * 

big af tome tiAOO. quaa tl e ii a il I l a unrh ad a study l.to the 
by the dty audlaor R. 


Drink Study 
Launched 


Officer Charged 
In Divorcee's Death 
(PgfB 3) 
a a * ' 

Two-Year Jail Term 
Shockt Accountant 
(Page 6) 
a a a 

Boy$ Dig Grave 

Then Beat Infant 
(Namea In Newg, Page 7) 
, a a a 

Striha in Britain 


While the Mg guns 
firing In Scotland where both 
Conmrv a t l va Prims MbUatcr 
Harold Macmillan and Labor 
leader Hugh Caltakall arc 
now waging thair alectlon 
campaign, in London the 8t- 
ysaraU wairisr Sir Wjn- 
atsn rads btto tha ting and 
■tarally bowMd them over. 

“In tha blue carDeg — tha 
champ,* was the Intraductlon 
by president af tha oonatltu. 
cney mactlng of Woodford 
whara Sir Winston la standing 
again, and than to was. 
pink with his Maek-rimmad 
half-moon glaiaoo whkh ho 
diacarded to rood hIs speech 
with naked eye. ' 

VfMCB smx FIRM 
Hia voica was firm, although 
ha IM to to helped towards 
the mika, and there was atlU 
a trace af bnplihnem In the 
old man and a twinkle tai tha 
pale blua ayta. On his right 
aat Lady (3iurchlll In a anart 
drees of pale lavender with 
two strings of paaiia round 
her neck, sunburned and 
watching her huatiand fondly 
and Intently as ha spoke, now 
serious, now mbnlcklng, be- 
fora the anthraDod audience. 

Ohly about tM camo to tha 
masting with a smalt crowd 
gathaiad outaida the haR Tha 
audlenec waa maatly young 
poopio and they gave Sir Win- 
■ton a roaring ovation, a cficer 
that made Lady CbUKhlU 
wasp unashamedly. 

SMORT. wimr 

sir Winston’s i pacch was 
short but both witty and full 
of fight Ho dofanded Con- 
■arvativa private antarpriaa 
which he arid Soclallata rs- 
gardtd aa * a cow thay can 
milk* and hart hit hands 
madt the gesture of milking. 

He defended the COn e erv a . 
ttve rtoord on penalone which 
has baoomc the groat Ittue of 
thik election and wanwd that 
the two Socialist penaloa 
e chotnea would cost two bUIioo 
doUara a yaar. T ntad hardly 
remind you that than la only 
on# plara when that monty 
can come from* and hare Sir 
1 


“drinking haMts ef humanity.* 

Twunty-alx Hams ara In “ *•“ ant. 

q n aa tl o n with tha bi gg a at a bill I ig| study* the profset wlB to¬ 
ol mO-SO lor axptnaaa for a 1 hn..^vn h,-,.. 

Hawaiian convantlon tpr Mrs. ’***• • 

UKiof all paraooa evar tlia aga 

i of 31k. , 


(Pace 8) 

* * * 

Typhoid Haunt* 
Ravaged Jmpan 
(Paga 9) 

* * * 

Red Wing* Win 
Over Conger*, 2-1 
(Page 10) 
a * * 

Kipg FUherman 
(Paga 11) 
a a a 

The Intimate Story 
Of Ingrid Bergman 
(Paga m 


Tether’s Eud 
Tom Abbnry 
Warns Staff 


VANCOUVER ICP) — 
Mayor Tam Alibury Wadnm 
day urged Vancouvar'a OOO 
municipal a m ployaaa to “hold 
(ha.llnc* an wage damanda 
to IMR 

Ha MM a masting at tha 
Prov tocto l Osundl of Woman 
the dty last yaar bto a buA 
gat of SHflOtUlOO “and V every 
dtractlan tto ra ara hungry dw 
mnada far aaora doilan from, 
ttw taxpa^.* 

kUyOr Atatouy arid tan- 
payers now have ra a rt ia! the 
and af ttwir tatbar aad Oia 
dty cannot afford Incraa im 
amounting to glflOtkOOO tr 
tJjniUIOO a year, to said.
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